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02-14-2014 12:17 PM #1
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02-14-2014 06:29 AM #2
The ignorance of the people posting on this thread amazes me. like the person that said there is no '83 Corvette.
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02-14-2014 06:40 AM #3
Tom, that's actually a fact that I was previously unaware of, too! If you look at production numbers there is no listing between 1982 and 1984, and the history says that GM produced 43 pre-production units, but they all ordered to be held and titled as '84's before any were released to the public. Engineer's hid one, knowing that it was an important part of the history, and it is the white 1983 at the museum. A link that tells the story, and the interesting twist in the history - The Missing 1983 Corvette! | Corvette BlogLast edited by rspears; 02-14-2014 at 07:34 AM.
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02-14-2014 09:54 AM #4
Some people do know what there talking aboutCharlie
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02-14-2014 10:06 AM #5
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02-15-2014 04:30 AM #6
Any word on if the ones that took a dive can be saved?1 Corinthians 1:27
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02-15-2014 04:43 AM #7
The latest I saw was that work was to start yesterday on stabilizing the remaining floor, and once they have things stable they will need six days to extract the cars. The sinkhole has not expanded any more since the collapse, which is good. Once extracted GM will take the cars to their Mechanical Assembly Area within the Design Center where work will begin on all that can be restored. The report was that the dome's wall structure was not affected, and that the plan will be to use compacted fill to bring the sinkhole back to grade, and then to pour a new floor.
GM to oversee restoration of sinkhole CorvettesRoger
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02-15-2014 07:55 AM #8
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02-15-2014 10:15 AM #9
Being one of the "ignorant" ones posting on this thread, I have to say that after seeing the pics of the cars that went in the hole, the black '62 wasn't the only cool one!Last edited by randyr; 02-19-2014 at 07:58 AM.
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02-15-2014 11:17 AM #10
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02-19-2014 07:49 AM #11
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Another ignorant one here with a mutilated chebby. Haha........
Randy, hopefully there's no big cavernous sink hole under that floor. Lots of cool stuff in there.
And one car doesn't make it a production year. So yeah, there aren't any 83 Vettes to be bought unless you are Bill Gates.Ryan
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02-19-2014 08:02 AM #12
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02-19-2014 09:34 AM #13
OH SURE!! Send them from a sinkhole into a fault line!! Nope, the Galaxie needs to come to New England! The Impala - who cares! rofl..
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02-19-2014 11:08 AM #14
Roger
Enjoy the little things in life, and you may look back one day and realize that they were really the BIG things.
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02-19-2014 12:17 PM #15
Wasn't there a few comics who used to have a joke like that??
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