The Corvette Homecoming and Chevy Invitational Show held every summer in Bowling Green since 1981 is officially moving to the National Corvette Museum as the location for its 2017 show. The 36th annual event will be held June 1st through June 3rd.
Organizers have also announced Ken Lingenfelter of Lingenfelter performance engineering will serve as the Grand Master for the show.
The three-day event features competitions in numerous judged shows for Corvettes and Chevys including the exclusive Sans Pareil (without equal) and Ultra Originals where the cars are at least 30 years old and 85% original. The event also has a Full Custom judged class.
On Friday night, registrants can participate in the free parade open to all Corvettes and Chevys. The parade will take stage at the NCM parking lot and then will make way to beautiful downtown Bowling Green. There will be a free concert downtown and many places for drinks and food.
There will also be informative seminars, numerous vendors and a car corral, as well as tours of the Bowling Green Assembly Plant.
To register for the Corvette Homecoming and Chevy Invitational, just head over to www.corvettehomecoming.com and you will see the different options available.
Source:
Corvette Homecoming and Chevy Invitational
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