Tag: Corvette Museum

Did you know that there was one 1983 Corvette that survived the crusher? And did you know that it was all because of a pair of new cowboy boots?

Though National Corvette Museum would still be good without any help, the reason it constantly has new and fresh cars rotating in and out is because of people who believe in the Corvette brand, and are willing to loan out their vehicles for display.

For those of us not lucky enough to attend last week’s Michelin NCM Bash at the National Corvette Museum, there’s thankfully some video highlights to make sure or appetite for Corvettes is properly satiated.

A retired U.S. Marine honored his father by surprising him with a new Corvette, straight off the National Corvette Museum’s Boulevard.

There’s a lot you can learn about a 2015 Corvette convertible when driving it 800-plus miles in two days.

How long did you wait to take your Z06 Corvette to the track? We’re willing to bet it was longer than this brand new Museum Delivery took.

Yesterday marked the one-year anniversary of the day the world opened up and swallowed eight museum-quality ‘Vettes. Today, the National Corvette Museum welcomed back the first vehicle pulled from the sinkhole, a fully restored 2009 ZR-1 Blue Devil.