Was the Corvette Museum sinkhole a conspiracy? This guy thinks so

About a month ago, tragedy struck the National Corvette Museum when a sinkhole opened up underneath the facility, swallowing eight cars and causing tons of carnage in the process. We saw it all on video, learned how Chevy would extract the damaged ‘Vettes, and even checked in on the repair process. Terrible stuff, for sure.

But is it a conspiracy, all part of the government’s “sinkhole hoax plan?” According to World Wide Web whiz Zurnmusic, that’s exactly what’s going on here.

In a nearly nine-minute-long video posted to YouTube, and discovered by our friends at Autoweek, one guy goes through the process of debunking what he says is obviously just a bunch of fakery. His proof? “The floor looks like it’s made out of paper … uh, styrofoam.” And that blue 2009 Chevy Corvette ZR1 found in the sinkhole? It’s obviously a Hot Wheels car, duh. In fact, the exact same die-cast car that you can buy online. Tricky, tricky.

Have a look below to watch the entire conspiracy video for yourself. And if you’re of like mind, please be sure to tell us all about it in the Comments.

News Source: Autoweek, Zurnmusic via YouTube

Category: Convertible, Coupe, Performance, Videos, Chevrolet

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