Eight iconic Corvettes swallowed by sinkhole at a museum
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Wow. I've been there.
I've never owned a Corvette - other than many models I built. Lol.
I didn’t know of the place and although I’m not necessarily a huge Corvette fan; I would not mind visiting (I’m a Transam man)
I saw the story earlier today. Sad to see. It looked like more of the structure might be on shaky ground just looking at the cavern under the still standing floor. Too bad there isn't so e inexpensive ground radar technology that can detect caverns under the ground if you want to build somewhere.
Bowling Green, where the museum is located, is only about 30 miles from Mammoth Cave. So not really a surprise given the geology of the area.
“… The museum is set to host the 2014 Corvette Caravan in September,a celebration marking the 20th anniversary of the museum …â€
I would consider going if there were some decent SCs around – but I don’t think so.
Hope the sunken Vettes are not a total loss and can be put back together.
The mole people strike again.
Even God hates Corvettes!
The devil, OTOH, seems to love them!
The lord giveth, and the lord taketh away.
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