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Man finally gets childhood dream car
Owner of souped-up 1968 titanic Corvette attracts attention as three-day Homecoming concludes
By JENNA MINK, The Daily News, jmink@bgdailynews.com
Saturday, July 16, 2011 10:29 PM CDT
Adrian Vergot grew up playing with Hot Wheels and watching the television show “Speed Racer.” He was constantly disappointed that few cars actually resembled his childhood icons, so last year he purchased the ultimate hot wheels.
Vergot, of Pittsburgh, brought his 1968 titanic Corvette to the 30th annual National Corvette Homecoming, which wrapped up Saturday at the Sloan Convention Center. Vergot was one of hundreds of Corvette enthusiasts who flocked to the three-day event, showing off their cars that ranged from the newest Corvettes to cars that were manufactured decades ago.
Full Story: Bowling Green Daily News
Owner of souped-up 1968 titanic Corvette attracts attention as three-day Homecoming concludes
By JENNA MINK, The Daily News, jmink@bgdailynews.com
Saturday, July 16, 2011 10:29 PM CDT
Adrian Vergot grew up playing with Hot Wheels and watching the television show “Speed Racer.” He was constantly disappointed that few cars actually resembled his childhood icons, so last year he purchased the ultimate hot wheels.
Vergot, of Pittsburgh, brought his 1968 titanic Corvette to the 30th annual National Corvette Homecoming, which wrapped up Saturday at the Sloan Convention Center. Vergot was one of hundreds of Corvette enthusiasts who flocked to the three-day event, showing off their cars that ranged from the newest Corvettes to cars that were manufactured decades ago.
Full Story: Bowling Green Daily News
