Re: Corvette Museum
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Originally Posted by Bob Eyres
I had a bizarre dream last night about this disaster. I had pulled up to the museum in the ZR-1 for the Gathering, and there was a huge blinking neon sign on top, "Corvette Caverns".
Inside, they had partially filled the hole and installed a spiral staircase in the rotunda, leading down into a natural cavern. There were numerous exhibits, and cars were displayed on the cavern floor. "Big Block Grotto", with a light show and a recording of an uncapped L88 blasting through speakers. It was amazing, but cheezy, and way too touristy.
What a great idea!..............Naaaaaaaaah.  |
Not such a crazy idea Bob. Reminds me of the old futuristic Stallone movie "Demolition Man". They went into a museum and stood on a glass floor looking down on an old street scene with a 69 Olds 442 convertible.... -- Bob
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