Here are some photos from our visit to the National Corvette Museum in Bowling Green, Kentucky. Click thumbnail to see entire image. Maximum size is 715 pixels.
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- A view of the NCM lobby.
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- This Corvette was in the lobby in front of the library.
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- One of the three Corvettes that were being raffled at “the bash.”
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- One of the “concept cars” in the museum.
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- It wasn’t all cars. This was a display of drivetrain components.
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- The displays at the museum often show the cars in a context like this Mobilubrication filling/service station.
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- Another view of the Mobilubrication station.
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- Another view of the Mobilubrication display.
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- A “street scene” display.
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- Display of “frame off” resotration process.
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- Display of suits worn by drivers during races.
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- The center cone of the display rotunda where the floor collapsed into a sinkhole.
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- The central cone of the hall of fame rotunda at the NCM.
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- Another view of the sinkhole with “hall of fame” plaques visible on the wall.
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- A view of the sinkhole It’s 40′ wide and 60′ deep and swallowed eight cars.
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- One of the Corvettes recovered from the bottom of the sinkhole.
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- A view to the main parking lot. It was “all vettes” for “the bash.”
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- As you would expect there were plenty of clever vanity license plates.
