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One-Millionth Corvette back in National Corvette Museum
The car was damaged on Feb. 12, 2014, when it and seven other rare Corvettes tumbled into a sinkhole that opened beneath the museum’s Skydome area. After recovery from the sinkhole, the one-millionth Corvette was moved from the museum to the Design Center on GM’s Technical Center. Continue reading
Second and Third Sinkhole Corvettes Recovered. Major Damage Sustained on 40th Anniversary Model
Still unexplained is how it is possible to design, obtain permits and build a Museum in Kentucky on unsafe ground. Continue reading
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Chevrolet to Oversee Restoration of Sinkhole Corvettes
The National Corvette Museum cars damaged in a sinkhole collapse will be shipped to Warren Michigan where Chevrolet will oversee their restoration. Ed Welburn, vice president of GM Global Design will lead the project. Continue reading
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