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Posted on 06/21/2026 2:34:23 PM PDT by Paul R.
An Effingham tornado damaged or destroyed about 60 properties, including a museum housing historic Corvettes. No deaths were reported as the recovery begins.
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Hopefully the Chevette museum was untouched.
If it’s not sinkholes, it’s tornados.
Agreed.
Stud like that is more along the lines of what we here in Tornado Alley (Okla.) experience. Doesn’t seem normal at all for it to happen in IL
It’s an Effing tragedy.
Tornado destroys historic Corvettes.
My fingers have gone retarded. Of course you know I meant “Stuff”, not “Stud”. Sheesh.
That’ tooo weird, Hartley. I’m going to do something else now and I’d better not find you there. LOL
This is in Effingham, Illinois, the Corvette Museum that fell in a sinkhole is in Bowling Green, Kentucky. It’s still there and open today.
That area is getting pounded by storms again today.
Why put irreplaceable artifacts in anything less than an indestructible building?
The sink hole was in Bowling Green
So, even God hates Corvettes now.
They are the anti-porcupines...
That’s what they get for going mid engine I guess.
Hey, I was here first. This time, anyway.
My fingers have gone retarded. Of course you know I meant “Stuff”, not “Stud”. Sheesh.
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Your keyboard can’t spell.
The sinkhole happened at the Corvette Museum in Bowling Green, Kentucky, I believe. The place referred to in this story is a Corvette/VW parts business.
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