LEFT: Three Corvette pranksters held up Olympic-style rating signs on the circle around the National Corvette Museum. As Corvettes went by, they gave their ratings.

BELOW LEFT: One of the four CERVs on display was CERV-2, a 1964 prototype built in the design of the LeMans prototypes of the era.

    Count on the National Corvette Museum to produce special shows. This is their business. And they’d reserved for us a milestone Corvette for the Labor Day weekend. We couldn’t wait to see which model.
    Milestones were the theme this year and, to illustrate turning points in Corvette history, the staff rounded up the four Chevrolet Engineering Research Vehicles, code named CERV. No doubt, Chevrolet could have kicked butt with these vehicles on the track,