Lordstown Assembly Plant VIP Tour - Sat. Sept. 27, 2008
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Lordstown Assembly Plant VIP Tour - Sat. Sept. 27, 2008
Lordstown Assembly Plant VIP Tour
Chevrolet wants to show their support to Cobalt and ECOtec enthusiasts! Chevy Racing is offering a limited number of ECOtec owners special VIP treatment at the Lordstown Assembly plant on Saturday, September 27.
This is a rare chance to see the birthplace of the Cobalt and how the car is put together. Attendees will get a full tour of the plant - everything from trim to chassis assembly. This is a highly exclusive event with VERY limited space. So register fast because registration will fill up quickly.
Lordstown Assembly Plant
2300 Hallock Young Rd
Warren, OH 44481
Saturday, September 27th
9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Register quickly because SPACE IS LIMITED!
What is included:
• VIP Parking at the Lordstown Assembly Plant
• Full Catered Lunch
What is the cost?
• There is no cost. It's FREE!
What you need to do to get in on this:
• Be able to bring your Cobalt (or other ECOtec powered vehicle)
• Make sure you can go on Saturday September 27th
• Have the urge to have a great time!
• Respond quickly! Registration ends, September 22 at 3:00 p.m. (eastern)
To Register:
Send an email to corey@theoryconcept.com (or call 954.428.1800) with your name, mailing address (sorry, no P.O. Boxes), telephone number, and e-mail address. We will announce when registration is capped and an e-mail will be sent out to registrants that made the cut to confirm their registration.
See: http://gmtunersource.com
NOTE:
Per Corey, those that attended the VIP OHIO Meet at the Koni Challenge race - June 22, 2008 are already grandfathered in.
All that you need to do is send an email saying you are able to go.
Chevrolet wants to show their support to Cobalt and ECOtec enthusiasts! Chevy Racing is offering a limited number of ECOtec owners special VIP treatment at the Lordstown Assembly plant on Saturday, September 27.
This is a rare chance to see the birthplace of the Cobalt and how the car is put together. Attendees will get a full tour of the plant - everything from trim to chassis assembly. This is a highly exclusive event with VERY limited space. So register fast because registration will fill up quickly.
Lordstown Assembly Plant
2300 Hallock Young Rd
Warren, OH 44481
Saturday, September 27th
9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Register quickly because SPACE IS LIMITED!
What is included:
• VIP Parking at the Lordstown Assembly Plant
• Full Catered Lunch
What is the cost?
• There is no cost. It's FREE!
What you need to do to get in on this:
• Be able to bring your Cobalt (or other ECOtec powered vehicle)
• Make sure you can go on Saturday September 27th
• Have the urge to have a great time!
• Respond quickly! Registration ends, September 22 at 3:00 p.m. (eastern)
To Register:
Send an email to corey@theoryconcept.com (or call 954.428.1800) with your name, mailing address (sorry, no P.O. Boxes), telephone number, and e-mail address. We will announce when registration is capped and an e-mail will be sent out to registrants that made the cut to confirm their registration.
See: http://gmtunersource.com
NOTE:
Per Corey, those that attended the VIP OHIO Meet at the Koni Challenge race - June 22, 2008 are already grandfathered in.
All that you need to do is send an email saying you are able to go.
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I drove by that plant last month. Talk about gigantic! The only other bigger plant that I've personally seen, is the Coors beer plant in Denver...Lordstown is where they used to build the Firebird.
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I sent an e mail to go.
I am only about 40 min away.
I was there when they had the open house when it was new in 1966. I had a great uncle who was a retired big shot with GMC. I still have a yard stick that they gave out with the date.
I can just barely remember seing cars built and how big it was. I had to dig up info on what was built as I was too youg to know. It was Impalas in 1966.
This also was the only plant to build the Vega.
Plans are to build the new Cruise + G5 replacment and the new RWD Alpha there in the near future. GM has just anouncxed the small RWD caddy is still in the works. The Alpha should bring us more RWD cars too.
I am only about 40 min away.
I was there when they had the open house when it was new in 1966. I had a great uncle who was a retired big shot with GMC. I still have a yard stick that they gave out with the date.
I can just barely remember seing cars built and how big it was. I had to dig up info on what was built as I was too youg to know. It was Impalas in 1966.
This also was the only plant to build the Vega.
Plans are to build the new Cruise + G5 replacment and the new RWD Alpha there in the near future. GM has just anouncxed the small RWD caddy is still in the works. The Alpha should bring us more RWD cars too.
