Topic: Bowling Green Assembly Plant Photos
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If you're interested in a photo walk-through of the C6 assembly line, here's a link:
http://automen.blogspot.com/2007/05/corvette-factory-bowling-green-assembly.htmlAdam Wartell 2007-07-25 08:49:04
http://automen.blogspot.com/2007/05/corvette-factory-bowling-green-assembly.html
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I wonder if these are spy pictures or assembly plant authorized?
Cameras are not allowed on the tours.


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Nice Link! Next best thing to being there.... but you can bet just like Schwartzenager says "I'll Be Back..."
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great pics. guess they like red vettes too
. hopefully one day i can get to go there and see it for myself. went to the gm plant in linden nj when i was in about the fourth grade (if i remember right). thought it was great then. of course the way they build cars today those assembly lines are probably in museums.

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Thanks for the link. Sure looks impressive. Don't ya just wish you could go in there and pick one? After all, they make 150-170 a day, they wouldn't miss just one.

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Thanks for sharing the link, great photos if you care at all for the C6's.
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In 2002 I was in the plant and was permitted to take photos.
Granted, it was the C5 line at the time, but you can get the same general idea.
Take a look at this page and check out the Assembly Plant series of photos.
http://www.c3vr.com/events/50th/default.asp
Granted, it was the C5 line at the time, but you can get the same general idea.
Take a look at this page and check out the Assembly Plant series of photos.
http://www.c3vr.com/events/50th/default.asp
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