A Speed Through The National Corvette Museum

Hey all!

Today, we are at the National Corvette Museum in Bowling Green, Kentucky. Situated near Mammoth Caves and Beech Bend Amusement Park, this museum is a dream come true for Corvette enthusiasts. It's close to the plant where Corvettes are manufactured, features a race track where you can drive your own Corvette, and of course, houses the museum itself. The museum showcases the history of the Corvette over the years and displays numerous Corvettes for viewing. If you've purchased a Corvette, you can drive it off the line at the plant and through the museum, receiving a standing ovation from the employees. If you're in this part of Kentucky, be sure to visit. Now, for the pictures!

Welcome to the Corvette Museum

Where you go from learning how the Corvette is made from the Studio....

To Seeing Every Corvette Model Made through the years!

There isnt a spot in this place where you will not see a Corvette

They take pride in their Corvettes!

Its a 1973 Stingray!

Would this yellow Corvette Violate the Lemon Law?

The Blue Corvette has a nice touch to it

A 1968 XP-880 Astro II

I wonder what is the meaning behind the black triangles on the hood...

"Little Red Corvette"

This looks like it could have been a car out of the Jetsons

A Clay Model of the 2020 Chevy Corvette Stingray

And we are to the present!

Some Corvettes in the shop

Here is a sinkhole that sucked up quite a few Corvettes in the museum in 2014

The 1,000,000 Corvette

Some of the Corvettes from the Sinkhole were salvaged

And Here is some of the cars that got wrecked. Ugh...

This car went through ALOT!

All The C Series Corvettes, starting in the 1950s

The C4 to C7 Corvettes

The Corvette is in Camo

A window looking into the Sink Hole

A Corvette Boat in its natural habitat

Thats A Wrap!

Thats all for now, As Always, Keep On Coast 'N'