VIDEO: The NCM Reveals Restored 1962 Corvette

The fully-restored 1962 Tuxedo Black Corvette at the National Corvette Museum

Corvette Museum Remembers Fourth Anniversary of Sinkhole

Today was a monumental day for the National Corvette Museum.  In front of more than seventy guests and enthusiasts, the NCM revealed the restored 1962 Tuxedo Black Corvette – the last of the eight original sinkhole Corvettes to be restored and returned to the collection.

The 1962 Corvette had been removed from its display in the Skydome one year ago, on the third anniversary of the sinkhole. 

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