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My Wife and I went to the Corvette Museum and did the plant tour this past Thursday. It was a great trip and got to see a lot of Corvettes and the display was: Gone but not forgotten GM cars.
Zora
The last Corvette Zora owned
1983 Corvette
1956 Caddy Eldorado
Last edited by zachaeous; Aug 7, 2019 at 07:57 PM.
When did they put all those other non-Corvette cars in there? I have a ton of pics from several years ago when I went, but don't recall seeing anything but Vettes when I went.
All the non-Corvette vehicles were in a display titled "Gone but not forgotten" GM cars that are no longer in production.
I blasted by that place on the interstate a number of times but never stopped. It's on my "round to it list" when I get around to it. Thanks for the pixs!
When I lived in Huntsville AL I swung by there on my way back to NJ - at that time all they had was a small building, about 5 cars, and a merch stand - its come a LONG way! And I still have the huggie and happy that I helped (in some small way) to put it up
Nice pics. The post is from 2016, I wonder if much has changed since then. Do they update the displays?
Yes, some of the displays change. Some are more permanent than others. We are going back this November. It is well worth going to see if you have never been there.
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Trip to the Corvette Museum
