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This week will see a wide range of Corvette concepts that will give one chances to view some of the greatest showcasing of sports facilities at the Bowling Green museum. The 1961 Mako Shark Concept and the 1965 Manta Ray Concept along with the 1973 Aerovette Concept and 1959 Stingrat Racer which are all at display at the National Corvette Museum Bowling Green in Kentucky now.

They are celebrating their 15th year showcasing anniversary. The Mako Shark is one of the most prominent designs to have been displayed through the Corvette concepts. They had been streamlined to make them look as prominent as it was when 1st made. The concept and the six years of rear lights have come with pointed notes, rear glass roof and periscope inspired rearview mirror.

The Mako Shark II is also going to come over to the Manta Ray designed concept. The Ray sports boattail has been coming with the hint of Shark’s cockpit understanding. It was all started through General Motors and the designer’s whole new idea. The subtle changes were soon made into a real concept since the 1976 and ’73 Corvette 4 Rotor idea.

Source: autoweek

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