by Mike –
By now I suspect you have all read about the sink hole in the National Corvette Museum that swallowed up a few very special Corvettes. They are now being pulled out.
Not how you expect to see a Corvette
Watch this 4:15 video for an update – unless you get squeamish then don’t watch it, although I think it will have a happy ending – eventually.
Corvettes Removed So Far:
2009 Blue Devil ZR1 Emerges Nearly Unscathed, Drives Off!
1993 Ruby Red 40th Anniversary Corvette Sustains Severe Damage
1962 Black Corvette Freed from Five Ton Slab of Concrete
1992 White One Millionth Corvette Salvaged
1984 PPG Pace Car Unearthed
Do you think this could enhance the value of these Corvettes after they are repaired?
Let us know what you think in the Comments.
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~ hey Mike. there are 20+ twenty-four hour Livestream cameras on the property of the museum. you can access them here;
http://www.corvettemuseum.org/webcam/camera12.shtml
i’ve been watching with interest from time to time. —- scot
Interesting question? Personally I would have preferred to own one before it was dropped into the hole.
Makes one wonder why those guys are standing near the edge of the hole? I don’t see any rebar in that concrete ????? IMO that floor should have supported the cars if it was built properly.