Corvette Powered Exhibit Closes In Late April

⚡️ Read the full article on Motorious

Catch this National Corvette Museum exhibit before it’s gone for good!

If you’ve never visited Bowling Green, Kentucky and the National Corvette Museum, you have the perfect excuse to hurry over there. The Corvette Powered Exhibit, which shows off the tremendous influence of ‘Vette small block V8 engines throughout the years, will be closed and disassembled in late April.

Even if you’ve visited the museum before but didn’t get to see this exhibit, it’s worth planning another trip out there. While you might be at least partially aware of Corvette engines used in other road-going vehicles not built by GM like the 1958 Scarab, 1967 Bizzarrini Strada, 1966 Excalibur, 1969 Mangusta, and 1977 Avanti II. The list of production cars is much longer than that, but it gives you an idea of just how far the small block V8’s influence has stretched over the years.