Corvette Show-history Channel-june 9
06-07-2005, 10:08 PM
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Corvette Show-history Channel-june 9
Hands on History
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Thursday, June 9 @ 12pm ET/PT
@6PM ET/PT
Days after ramping up production of the 6th generation Corvette, General Motors gave Hands on History access to its Bowling Green, Kentucky plant to capture the manufacture of the total model redesign of the famous muscle car, which took designers eight years to conceive. Streamlined, narrowed, and trimmed--once considered a large sports car, it's now about the size of a Porsche 911. Reports indicate that the C6 is the most aerodynamic Corvette ever made, and with its 400hp engine, it can do 0 to 60 in 3.9 seconds and travel comfortably at 180 mph. Chevrolet replaced the Vette's signature hidden headlamps with exposed bi-xenon headlights. Inside GM's 1-million square foot facility, the C6 travels 7.2 miles along the assembly line, and host Ron Hazelton test-drives one of the first finished cars. TVG cc
http://www.stingrayscorvetteclub.com/
Corvettes.
Tune In:
Thursday, June 9 @ 12pm ET/PT
@6PM ET/PT
Days after ramping up production of the 6th generation Corvette, General Motors gave Hands on History access to its Bowling Green, Kentucky plant to capture the manufacture of the total model redesign of the famous muscle car, which took designers eight years to conceive. Streamlined, narrowed, and trimmed--once considered a large sports car, it's now about the size of a Porsche 911. Reports indicate that the C6 is the most aerodynamic Corvette ever made, and with its 400hp engine, it can do 0 to 60 in 3.9 seconds and travel comfortably at 180 mph. Chevrolet replaced the Vette's signature hidden headlamps with exposed bi-xenon headlights. Inside GM's 1-million square foot facility, the C6 travels 7.2 miles along the assembly line, and host Ron Hazelton test-drives one of the first finished cars. TVG cc
http://www.stingrayscorvetteclub.com/
06-07-2005, 10:47 PM
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Thanks
06-08-2005, 02:42 AM
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Originally Posted by 99Z51
Thanks... DVR is set!
06-08-2005, 02:51 AM
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Drifting
Thanks for the heads up... the 12 PM is East Coast time - its showing at 9 AM on West Coast (at least thats what Direct Tv Tivo is telling me) - Looks like history channel is having a Hands on History marathon this Thu... again thanks for heads up
06-08-2005, 09:53 AM
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Originally Posted by dejavu67
Hands on History
Corvettes.
Tune In:
Thursday, June 9 @ 12pm ET/PT
@6PM ET/PT
Days after ramping up production of the 6th generation Corvette, General Motors gave Hands on History access to its Bowling Green, Kentucky plant to capture the manufacture of the total model redesign of the famous muscle car, which took designers eight years to conceive. Streamlined, narrowed, and trimmed--once considered a large sports car, it's now about the size of a Porsche 911. Reports indicate that the C6 is the most aerodynamic Corvette ever made, and with its 400hp engine, it can do 0 to 60 in 3.9 seconds and travel comfortably at 180 mph. Chevrolet replaced the Vette's signature hidden headlamps with exposed bi-xenon headlights. Inside GM's 1-million square foot facility, the C6 travels 7.2 miles along the assembly line, and host Ron Hazelton test-drives one of the first finished cars. TVG cc
http://www.stingrayscorvetteclub.com/
Corvettes.
Tune In:
Thursday, June 9 @ 12pm ET/PT
@6PM ET/PT
Days after ramping up production of the 6th generation Corvette, General Motors gave Hands on History access to its Bowling Green, Kentucky plant to capture the manufacture of the total model redesign of the famous muscle car, which took designers eight years to conceive. Streamlined, narrowed, and trimmed--once considered a large sports car, it's now about the size of a Porsche 911. Reports indicate that the C6 is the most aerodynamic Corvette ever made, and with its 400hp engine, it can do 0 to 60 in 3.9 seconds and travel comfortably at 180 mph. Chevrolet replaced the Vette's signature hidden headlamps with exposed bi-xenon headlights. Inside GM's 1-million square foot facility, the C6 travels 7.2 miles along the assembly line, and host Ron Hazelton test-drives one of the first finished cars. TVG cc
http://www.stingrayscorvetteclub.com/
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06-08-2005, 10:10 AM
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St. Jude Donor '05-'06-'07
Originally Posted by c64lucky
Is this a re-run? thought I taped this a while back? Yes/No?
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