[GM said they will get her back, and some four months and 1,200 man-hours later, here is the result! Photo credit: GM]
Here's How They'll Restore The Sinkhole-Damaged 1 Millionth Corvette
This white C4 Chevrolet Corvette left the Bowling Green assembly line in 1992 and fell into the sinkhole at the Corvette Museum last year along with eight other rare Corvettes. Now the General Motors Design Center is working hard to return her to prime condition.
Corvette Museum Sinkhole Filled; National Nightmare Over
Tomorrow marks exactly one year since a sinkhole opened up underneath the National Corvette Museum in Bowling Green, Kentucky, swallowing eight rare and unusual Corvettes like in some tragic Greek mythology story except with Corvettes. But time marches on, and today, the sinkhole is no more.
The First Sinkhole Corvette Was Restored For SEMA And Looks Perfect
The 2009 Corvette ZR1 was the first car recovered from the massive 30-foot-deep sinkhole at the Corvette Museum and also the first car restored for SEMA.
The Corvette Museum Will Fill Up The Entire Sinkhole After All
When last we heard about the sinkhole that engulfed part of the National Corvette Museum in Bowling Green, Kentucky, museum officials decided to keep it open as a tourist attraction. Today, however, they changed their minds, and the sinkhole will be no more.
Corvette Museum Sinkhole To Stick Around As Popular Tourist Attraction
The Corvette Museum sinkhole may be one of our nation's greatest tragedies, but it's had a strange unintended side effect: attendance and sinkhole-related merchandise sales at the Bowling Green, Kentucky museum have risen sharply. As such, the museum's board has decided to keep it around.
Some Sinkhole-Damaged Corvettes May Not Be Fixable
Two months ago, the ground opened up underneath the National Corvette Museum in Kentucky and swallowed eight rare, unusual and special Corvettes. The museum pulled the last Corvette out of the sinkhole a few weeks ago, but now they're coming to terms with just how badly some of the cars were damaged.
Watch The Ruined Remains Of The Final Sinkhole Corvette Emerge
The Corvette Museum Sinkholedrama made us cry. A lot. We're still crying. And now they've extracted the final Corvette, a 2001 Mallett Hammer Z06 from the wreckage. It ain't pretty.
Look At These Stunning Photos From The Corvette Museum Sinkhole
Good news from the National Corvette Museum this week–the ZR-1 Spyder and the 1.5 Millionth Corvette have been recovered from the sinkhole with only one more to come out after the sinkhole disaster. The nightmare is almost over.
Corvette Museum Gives 1,000,000th Corvette Back To Sinkhole Demons
"We're giving it back to Satan," a Corvette Museum representative told* me earlier today.
This Is What Falling Into A Sinkhole Does To A Corvette
Above is a picture of the 1984 PPG Pace Car that was rescued a few days ago. While it doesn't seem like the damage will just buff out, this version of America's sports car will someday drive again.
The Corvette Museum Sinkhole Was A Hoax Says Very Sane Internet Man
Wake up, sheeple! You probably still believe that an alleged "Corvette Museum" had a "sinkhole" open under it and swallow up some "cars." And for that I pity you. Because, clearly, this whole sinkhole business is a huge hoax. Don't believe me? Well, it's on the internet.
The excavation and resurrection of the fallen Corvette Museum cars trapped in the sinkhole is well under way. You can watch them lifting out the Corvette ZR1 "Blue Devil" right now. (H/t to Jamie!)
Florida Couple: That's Our Corvette In The Sinkhole
After Kevin and Linda Helmintoller watched the video of eight rare Corvettes falling into a sinkhole at the Corvette Museum, they jokingly say they went into denial mode.
Chevy announced (here) they're going to oversee the restoration of the Corvette Museum's sinkhole-consumed 'Vettes. Good on 'em.
Here's Why A Kentucky Sinkhole Might Have Swallowed Those Corvettes
The Bowling Green, Kentucky area where the Corvette Museum is located sits in what is known as a karst area. This is an area where water slowly dissolves the native bedrock—usually limestone— in the subsurface. Once the bedrock is dissolved to a point, it is no longer structurally sound to support the weight of what…
The Most Heartbreaking Shot Yet Of The Corvette Museum Sinkhole
This still from one of the many r/c helicopter videos of the Corvette Museum sinkhole is possibly the most hearbreaking shot yet.
Here's The Video Of A Sinkhole Swallowing Those Classic Corvettes
A sinkhole opened up under the National Corvette Museum early this morning. A security camera caught the first two losses on video.
Corvette Museum Evacuates Their Cars Most At-Risk From Sinkhole
A sinkhole opened up under the National Corvette Museum's most historic collection room and now, after consultation from structural engineers, the at-risk cars are finally coming out.
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