by K. Scott Teeters as republished from Super Chevy
Excerpted from: Trend Setting, Part 13: A look back at Chevrolet’s experimental,
prototype, concept car, and show car Corvettes
Dateline 12.2.15: After seeing the fullsize Corvette Indy clay model, GM brass approved the construction of two running prototypes of the bold new design. Now it was time to make the Corvette Indy run. The clay models were a little over the top and needed to be pulled back, but the running Corvette Indy still sizzled. Chevrolet’s Advanced Vehicle Engineering had their Corvette work cut out for them because a more realistic version of the Corvette Indy was being build at the same time. This realistic version would become the CERV III. Continue reading “
1988 Running Corvette Indy: Chevrolet’s Testbed for Advanced Suspension and Electronics”
