Crews got to work this morning in an effort to rescue three of the most accessible vehicles this week. The first of the Corvette Museum cars recovered was a 2009 Corvette ZR1 "Blue Devil" that was sitting on top of the rubble. It's positioning left it in such good condition that it was able to start up and drive away from the scene after it was lifted out!
Next, crews will get to work rescuing a 40th Anniversary Corvette from the sinkhole. Like the Blue Devil, this Vette is also uncovered so hopefully it is in just as good condition. The third Corvette to be recovered this week, a 1962 model, appears to pose the biggest challenge. A five-ton slab from the museum floor is resting on the car and both must be removed simultaneously, complicating the process. After that, the museum will begin to work on uncovering the remaining five vehicles followed by repairs to the sinkhole and museum building.
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