View from beneath... the C7 Underchassis
 

Underchassis pics I took today from a delivery of sold units that just arrived at a local dealership... :stingray:

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Very interesting! Thanks for posting. First time I have seen how the covers are secured. Never tire of the underside of the C7. :)

Search for the marker and wax markings... they'll disappear soon after road driven. A control arm even has a "9-25-13" entry from the production line. Also, check out the location of the oil pan drain bolt and the oil filter, for those that will DIY. :thumb: