The National Corvette Museum in Bowling Green, KY just added a new exhibit featuring the Chevrolet Grand Sport! Visitors will be able to view the new C8 Corvette Grand Sport decked out in its Admiral Blue exterior with a White racing strip and Red hash marks while a dipped Adrenaline Red interior awaits its driver.
The new exhibit is parked at the entrance to the Museum exhibits and it’s one of the first displays that will be seen by visitors. Joining the newest C8 Grand Sport on display is a 1963 Grand Sport replica that represents the five original 1963 Grand Sports built by Zora Arkus-Duntov. The third car is a 1996 Corvette Grand Sport which was offered as a special edition to celebrate the end of the C4 model year, and it was first Grand Sport model to be offered to retail customers.
We’re already looking forward seeing these special cars at the NCM’s 32nd Anniversary Celebration over Labor Day Weekend in Bowling Green.
While checking out the National Corvette Museum’s Facebook page to gather that info, we see that the NCM had another special 2027 Grand Sport on display. However, it’s already gone to its new home after being the first 2027 Corvette Grand Sport to be delivered to a customer through the R8C Museum delivery experience.
The NCM shared the following on its Facebook page:
The first 2027 Corvette Grand Sport was delivered at the National Corvette Museum this month! 🤩 Could yours be next? Learn more about the R8C Museum Delivery experience: https://www.corvettemuseum.org/r8c-delivery/
Plan your visit to the National Corvette Museum at CorvetteMuseum.org.
Source:
National Corvette Museum on Facebook
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I dig the exhibit but NCM needs an original ’63 Grand Sport. Tall order I know, but it should be there for the true history.
I can really get into the cars in this cool exhibit but where is the all important C7 Grand Sport? How could they have possibly overlooked it?
It’s probably an indication that they don’t have one in the collection yet, nor a C6 Grand Sport as well.
Wake me up when they actually give us a revisited 1998 Pace Car livery. GS livery is extreme yawn factor. About the most that could be said is that it is a more patriotic look than the lackluster Stars & Steel livery.
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