National Corvette Museum to close sinkhole, plans for Great Eight finalized - See more at: http://blog.hemmings.com/index.php/2014/09/02/national-corvette-museum-to-close-sinkhole-plans-for-great-eight-finalized/?refer=news#sthash.0gVbgV6W.dpuf

Said in the Hemmings blog:
"As with the other Corvettes recovered, the plan is still to have General Motors rebuild the car, though with this much damage, it’s anyone’s guess as to how many original parts can be saved."

May the Force be with you, guys:


The pancake they found // the car it was...

Not sure it would have been recognized by someone of the IMCDb creww, in its new state

National Corvette Museum pulls the last Corvette from the sinkhole - See more at: http://blog.hemmings.com/index.php/2014/04/09/national-corvette-museum-pulls-the-last-corvette-from-the-sinkhole/?refer=news#sthash.HKIZUKXM.dpuf

They don't write songs about Volvos?

The Medallions - '59 Volvo
Svenne Rubins - En gammal Amazon
Eddie Meduza - Volvo
Mora Nisse - Volvo 142

Strange they couldn't donate them in a way that they would be excluded from any liability

And while GM is pledging to rebuild the damaged Corvettes, Chrysler is destroying 93 pre-production Vipers that were donated to trade schools for educational purposes. Apparently two of them were driven on the road and crashed, lawsuits followed, and now Chrysler is getting rid of all of them,, including #004, and a rare pre-production coupe prototype. Boo!!

http://blog.caranddriver.com/the-first-dodge-vipers-ever-built-are-being-crushed-w-video/

http://wot.motortrend.com/1403_chrysler_ordering_pre_production_1992_dodge_viper- s_be_destroyed.html

Found on the Corvette blog, where there is a small article on the "missing 1983 Corvette"

The article says there were 44 models built, used for tests & crash, none sold. One remaining.

There was no 1983 Corvette. The last of the C3 models was 1982, and the C4 started with the 1984 model year.