[GoldenBear]

I understand. You might be able to drive to the rail yard in Milpitas and see your car through the fence.

Also, if you haven't already, you may want to call Courtesy Chevrolet before the car reaches the dealership and let them know that you don't want the front license plate bracket installed, as it's standard procedure during the customer delivery preparation process for the dealer to drill into the front bumper to install the license plate bracket.

Courtesy Chevrolet will be performing the courtesy delivery of my ZL1 Convertible in a week or two, and, to be sure my front bumper doesn't get drilled, I've already notified them that I don't want them to install the front license plate bracket.