Not plane related but latest Corvette news

[Andrew Saunders]

WOW!! The National Corvette Museum had a sink hole open up swallowing 8 of their prize and rare corvettes. The total costs of those corvettes is right at a million dollars. OUCH!!!!!

[Larry Fernandez]

They were very lucky that there were no L-88 Corvettes in that mess.
One million plus per car.

Larry, Buttafucco Stunt Team

[Tim Wescott]

Ouch!

http://www.corvettemuseum.org/

I watched their security camera recording -- even if they get them out, they'll be pretty bunged up.

[Wayne J. Buran]

The 62 must have been nice or unique to be at the museum. One of the news networks reported a "63 Sting Ray".
Wayne

[Tim Wescott]

This proves God prefers Ferarri's.

Or that the devil really wanted some Vettes!

[M Spencer]

Maybe they were trying to get them , tunneling through from China .  



Would be partial to one of these , if anyone has a spare one .  

[Dennis Moritz]

I have been told that Chip Miller when he was alive owned an example of every Corvette made. He was one of the owners the the Carlisle Fairgrounds in Carlisle, PA. Huge Corvette and other make swaps. Miles and miles of cars, many times a year. Chip Miller's son, Lance, inherited the collection. Far as I know this collection is not exhibited. Over the years I've seen a few of the cars. Chip drove his favorites when he felt like it. Even raced at least one example. His son races a 1959 in vintage races, a solid axle car, very fast.

Here's a pic of the car:

http://www.tomlalinskyracing.com/