Spectacular security footage of a sinkhole forming at the
National Corvette Museum shows the hole swallow up eight classic cars in
the middle of the museum. Luckily the sinkhole materialised at night
when the museum was closed, but security guards were shocked to see the
devastation after responding to the alarm.
The sinkhole, estimated to be 40 feet wide and 30 feet deep swallowed up eight of the iconic cars including two which were being loaned to the museum. Among the cars damaged was the 1 Millionth Corvette ever made and a 1962 black Corvette.
Executive director of the museum, Wendell Strode told the press, “As it started happening, it triggered an alarm, so the security company called an employee.
“As best as I can see it is about as big as the pedestal area where we had all the cars displayed.
The sinkhole, estimated to be 40 feet wide and 30 feet deep swallowed up eight of the iconic cars including two which were being loaned to the museum. Among the cars damaged was the 1 Millionth Corvette ever made and a 1962 black Corvette.
Executive director of the museum, Wendell Strode told the press, “As it started happening, it triggered an alarm, so the security company called an employee.
“As best as I can see it is about as big as the pedestal area where we had all the cars displayed.
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