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Even though the National Corvette Museum is independently owned and supported exclusively by charitable donations, GM couldn't (and shouldn't) just stand by as a mere spectator after a giant sinkhole measuring 40-feet wide and 20-to-30-feet deep consumed eight historic 'Vettes in the early morning hours of Wednesday. Plus, let's not forget, two of those vehicles were on loan from GM itself.
- Gm Restores Sinkhole-damaged 1 Millionth Corvette
You might recall that in February 12, 2014, a sinkhole opened at the National Corvette Museum and swallowed eight historic Corvettes, including the 1992 1 millionth Corvette C4, right? Read more »...
- First Restored "sinkhole" Corvette On Display At Sema [w/video]
Chevrolet unveiled the restored 2009 Corvette ZR1 that was damaged earlier this year when a sinkhole emerged beneath the National Corvette Museum. On display at the SEMA Show, the ZR1 “Blue Devil†is the first of the eight cars swallowed...
- Gm To Restore 3 Cars Damaged By National Corvette Museum's Sinkhole
Chevrolet and the National Corvette Museum will fix three of the Corvettes damaged in February's sinkhole incident, while five other cars will go unrestored as part of a new exhibit. Read more »...
- Sinkhole Brought 60 Percent More Visitors To Corvette Museum, Will Be Preserved
Ironically, the massive sinkhole that swallowed eight Corvettes at the National Corvette Museum has become the main attraction of the Bowling Green, Kentucky gallery. Officials were so impressed with the rise in visitors the museum saw after the event...
- Corvette Museum To Display Sinkhole Damaged Cars Before Sending Them For Repairs [w/videos]
Remember the sinkhole that swallowed eight classic Corvettes at the National Corvette Museum last week? Of course you do. What you don’t know is that the Kentucky museum decided to display the damaged Corvettes before sending them for repairs....
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GM to Assist with Restoration of Sinkhole-Damaged Corvettes, Plus New Video Footage
Even though the National Corvette Museum is independently owned and supported exclusively by charitable donations, GM couldn't (and shouldn't) just stand by as a mere spectator after a giant sinkhole measuring 40-feet wide and 20-to-30-feet deep consumed eight historic 'Vettes in the early morning hours of Wednesday. Plus, let's not forget, two of those vehicles were on loan from GM itself.
The General announced today that it will assist the museum by overseeing the restoration of the damaged Corvettes once they are recovered from the hole.
Read more »- Gm Restores Sinkhole-damaged 1 Millionth Corvette
You might recall that in February 12, 2014, a sinkhole opened at the National Corvette Museum and swallowed eight historic Corvettes, including the 1992 1 millionth Corvette C4, right? Read more »...
- First Restored "sinkhole" Corvette On Display At Sema [w/video]
Chevrolet unveiled the restored 2009 Corvette ZR1 that was damaged earlier this year when a sinkhole emerged beneath the National Corvette Museum. On display at the SEMA Show, the ZR1 “Blue Devil†is the first of the eight cars swallowed...
- Gm To Restore 3 Cars Damaged By National Corvette Museum's Sinkhole
Chevrolet and the National Corvette Museum will fix three of the Corvettes damaged in February's sinkhole incident, while five other cars will go unrestored as part of a new exhibit. Read more »...
- Sinkhole Brought 60 Percent More Visitors To Corvette Museum, Will Be Preserved
Ironically, the massive sinkhole that swallowed eight Corvettes at the National Corvette Museum has become the main attraction of the Bowling Green, Kentucky gallery. Officials were so impressed with the rise in visitors the museum saw after the event...
- Corvette Museum To Display Sinkhole Damaged Cars Before Sending Them For Repairs [w/videos]
Remember the sinkhole that swallowed eight classic Corvettes at the National Corvette Museum last week? Of course you do. What you don’t know is that the Kentucky museum decided to display the damaged Corvettes before sending them for repairs....