Where Is the Corvette Museum Sinkhole?
One of the Craziest Days in the History of the Chevrolet Corvette. on February 12, 2014, a Massive Sinkhole Opened up Beneath the National Corvette Museum's...
One Of The Craziest Days In The History Of The Chevrolet Corvette. On February 12, 2014, a massive sinkhole opened up beneath the National Corvette Museum's Skydome in Bowling Green, Kentucky.
Is the sinkhole still in the Corvette Museum?
With three of the eight Corvettes having been restored, and most of the sinkhole having been filled (a viewing window over a 48” manhole as well as outline on the Skydome floor of where the sinkhole was are the only visible signs that remain of the hole), the Museum decided for the fifth anniversary to give the curious ...
How many Corvettes are still in the sinkhole?
The Actual Cars
Your educational journey through Corvette Cave In will lead you to our Skydome where all eight of the “sinkhole Corvettes” remain on display. See the two Corvettes restored by General Motors, as well as the other six cars that look just as they did after being rescued from the sinkhole.