Tag: National Corvette Museum

There’s only one remaining 1983 C4 Corvette, and this is it. For the first time in decades, it was driven extensively, and then parked on display in the Skydome section of the museum.

Doug Alexander donated the 1979 Corvette to the NCM as as a lasting reminder of his brother Kenny’s legacy.

This year, the National Corvette Museum’s veteran recognition day will be held on November 3, and include complimentary Corvette rides around the track.

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.

The National Corvette Museum got a new addition last month in the form of a C4 modified by Lingenfelter Performance.

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.

We know that the National Corvette Museum can cause a rush of emotions upon entering, but this has to be the best one of all.