"MID ENGINE" Corvette Easter Egg...
 

If you happen to be in San Diego, keep an eye out for some Easter Eggs..... :D

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Save The Wave,
Corvette_Nut

Saw this the other day

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At Disney

PC

Obviously stuck in the intersection, because the transmissions are failing.

New wheels?

I'm in San Diego. Any idea exactly where this was spotted? I'll go hunt them down lol

Brake rotors drilled or slotted? Lower rear looks nice. I like how it slops up
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Those cars most likely came from Yuma, and will be heading back there soon.

Good to see new pics. Thanks for sharing!

I'm glad to see they are out and about. Thanks for posting the photos.

The padded cover on the rear of that second car makes it look sooo long. Room for lots of golf clubs behind that engine. ��

im in San Diego, haven’t seen these yet.

I did see one of the first uncovered C7s coming from AZ. That car was shortly after on several magazine covers. Maybe we are getting close to the C8 reveil.

Corvette Nut, once again you deliver. How is it that you always stumble on the latest? :toetap:

His cover is blown, he works for GM and is leaking at their direction. :D

I love the sign in the background. NEVER STOP CREATING

They need to head up to LA up the 405 to test ouf the suspension on the bounciest freeway in the nation, just before the 10 freeway.

I was thinking the same, looks like a good amount of storage will be avalible if it's really a long as it looks.

Should have set the hazards on and ran over to capture the interior. Or yanked off a few pads of camo. Hahaha.

SSDD.

As everyone has pointed out the C8 looks a bit long, which I actually like. Has a bit of Diablo in it IMO with that rear slopping up and long rear deck.

Doubt it. Testing in Yuma right now is fairly pointless as the weather is fairly "normal". Second, most of the time they'll truck the vehicles straight there. . .

Why else would they be in San Diego? San Diego is one of the furthest cities from anywhere else they'd go, and it should have fairly similar weather to Yuma anyways. San Diego just works out as a downtown testing location, and the interstate from Yuma to San Diego helps to put more miles on the mules.