Criswell Chevrolet’s Mike Furman delivers new Corvettes to his customers who come from all across the country to work with the nation’s top individual Corvette seller.
Thanks for joining us on another Sunday. Our friend Mike captured some great moments this week as new Corvettes were delivered their happy new owners just before Christmas, and it’s hard not being in the holiday spirit with all this “gift giving” happening before us. Mike has also put together another stellar collection of throwbacks and vintage photos for your review. Check them out and then let us know in the comments which were your favorites!
You can see all of Mike’s posts and pictures through the week on his CorvetteFurman Facebook Page.
~6:45am…Another early Saturday morning start to new Corvettes under the Christmas tree. I have a ton of stories from many past Holiday gifts over the last 46 years of selling Corvettes. Have a great week everyone.
~Motor Trend is celebrating 75 years and is asking for car enthusiasts to vote for the most iconic car of the last 75 years. Vote for the Corvette!
Mike:
“I took delivery of my 2024 C8 HTC in Red Mist Tintcoat from my local Chevrolet dealer on Saturday, and your courtesy shipping was flawless in every respect. The Courtesy dealer treated me like royalty. At this time I want to thank you for your involvement in me getting my 2024 CorVette. The long wait was worth it!
It is truly a world class sports car that I and my wife will enjoy for a long time.”
Mike and Teresa W. of FL.
Equipment: 3LZ, Z07, BAZ, BCW, ERI, E60, FA6, J6N, NGA, PDY, PEF, RWU, R6X, R8C, SFZ, SG1, SPZ, STZ, S2L, TOG, VTB, VYW, ZZ3 and 38S.
The Visible Carbon Fiber Wheels with the Red Stripe are super cool! The Corvette Museum staff once again did a tremendous job preparing this special order Corvette.
The photos are now supplied to me by Fotofx, a company that has been working within the Museum for the past 10+ years and now they have pkgs available for a truly special experience to be captured digitally. I recommend their process the next time you take delivery at the Corvette Museum in Bowling Green, KY!
Mike Furman
Criswell Chevrolet
Gaithersburg, MD
301-212-4420 desk direct (not a text line)
Off Fridays and Sundays
"I sell and ship Nationwide and have done so for 45+ years!
[email protected]
CorvetteFurman.com
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Mike can deliver new Corvettes at Criswell Chevrolet in Gaithersburg, MD or through the National Corvette Museum’s R8C delivery program. He can also deliver new Corvettes via covered transport direct to your door or a courtesy delivery to the Chevrolet dealer near you.
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I didn’t know a new Corvette could sticker for over $187,000. It is one wicked looking Z06! My favorite pics are the ones of some of the end of the line 1981’s at the St. Louis plant. I’m confused about the one car with two tone paint since I thought that didn’t start until production shifted to Bowling Green.
Again I might ask, what led to the demise of the oft mentioned Malcolm Konnor Chevrolet ?
What am I looking at in pic #46 — some sort of modification of an original C2 fuel injection setup (as shown in pic #74)? If so, was it a factory modification or an aftermarket modification, and what was the purpose/objective of the modification?
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