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The National Corvette Museum is a not-for-profit foundation created to preserve Corvette's heritage. On display in the museum is at least one Camaro that was used to develop the 5th generation Corvette. Although it is a museum for Corvettes, it is the closest thing available to an F-body museum and is currently the perfect place for CamaroZ28.Com to be permanently etched into muscle car history. | The National Corvette Museum is a not-for-profit foundation created to preserve Corvette's heritage. On display in the museum is at least one Camaro that was used to develop the 5th generation Corvette. Although it is a museum for Corvettes, it is the closest thing available to an F-body museum and is currently the perfect place for CamaroZ28.Com to be permanently etched into muscle car history. | ||
Latest revision as of 17:06, 27 July 2007
On September 21, 2002 at the 2nd Annual F-body Celebration at the National Corvette Museum in Bowling Green, Ky, CamaroZ28.Com unveiled the CamaroZ28.Com brick in the F-body section of the museum's walkway. The donations for this brick was made possible by contributing members from the CamaroZ28.Com message board.
Many thanks go to the the following people:
Matt Parsons -
Steve Roth -
David Smith -
Jill Tanner -
Jimmy Jenkins -
Eric Anderson -
Lori Kelly -
Quentin Scott -
Rebecca Glenn -
Chris Stigers -
Kevin Drinkwater -
Brent Franker -
Jeff Lehn -
Jason Riesbeck -
Jacob Shorey -
Danny Jacobs -
Jeff Foster -
Roger Cotton -
Carly Smith -
Tim Bruce -
Kevin Maughan -
Anthony Green -
Kenneth Moody -
James Reeves -
David Santore -
Dax Anderson -
Kevin Green -
Tony White -
Mike Austin -
Nathan Cid -
Charles Hansen -
Wilson Chan -
David Morgan -
Jonathan Camere -
Pete Young
The National Corvette Museum is a not-for-profit foundation created to preserve Corvette's heritage. On display in the museum is at least one Camaro that was used to develop the 5th generation Corvette. Although it is a museum for Corvettes, it is the closest thing available to an F-body museum and is currently the perfect place for CamaroZ28.Com to be permanently etched into muscle car history.
