This is where my car was born. This is the only plant in the world producing Corvettes since 1981
We were lucky to have prebooked our tour on-line months ago
thought you may wish to see the sink hole
it's hard to get close because it is sectioned off and there are security guards everywhere
The Museum also sells bricks for fundraising
The Corvette Assembly Plant was very interesting. We were allowed to walk around the plant and ask questions.(but no photos were allowed)
Lots of other things were not allowed either. Outside of the Corvette Cafe I noticed this large rock, everyone was walking past but not noticing it
That's it on the left. I can't be sure but it looks like it may weigh a ton
Here's what the inscription says
Here's the ZR-1 Spyder, the most damaged car in the collection
Hmmm, another "No Open Toe Shoes". This must be the most you've worn shoes in quite a while...
ReplyDeleteI hadn't heard about the sinkhole. Lucky it happened when the museum was closed. The security camera videos are something to see.
ReplyDeleteI too hadn't heard of this sinkhole, bummer about the affected cars.
ReplyDeleteI had heard about Corvettes sinking but didn't pay enough attention to where it happened.
ReplyDeleteHoley Moley! That's a BIG hole!!
ReplyDeleteWow tough security too - no cameras (what secrets are being hidden?)
ReplyDeleteI hope you knew about that shoe thing in advance! It's cool that they saved the Spyder rock. I'd forgotten about the sinkhole.
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