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Corvette Homecoming brings enthusiasts together
By ALYSSA HARVEY
The Bowling Green Daily News
To call Richard Yanko a Corvette enthusiast is an understatement.
The proud owner of seven Corvettes, the Bowling Green man has a great love for them. He saw his first Corvette in 1953 but didn’t get his first, a 1967 model, until 1977.
”I like the unique style of being a two-seater. They’re beautiful cars,” he said. “They kind of grow on you.”
Other people who feel the same are rolling into Bowling Green for the 32nd annual Corvette Homecoming. The event, which includes car tours, seminars, a police-escorted parade and other activities, is today through Saturday at the Sloan Convention Center.
Full Story: Corvette Homecoming brings enthusiasts together - Bowling Green Daily News: Time Out
By ALYSSA HARVEY
The Bowling Green Daily News
To call Richard Yanko a Corvette enthusiast is an understatement.
The proud owner of seven Corvettes, the Bowling Green man has a great love for them. He saw his first Corvette in 1953 but didn’t get his first, a 1967 model, until 1977.
”I like the unique style of being a two-seater. They’re beautiful cars,” he said. “They kind of grow on you.”
Other people who feel the same are rolling into Bowling Green for the 32nd annual Corvette Homecoming. The event, which includes car tours, seminars, a police-escorted parade and other activities, is today through Saturday at the Sloan Convention Center.
Full Story: Corvette Homecoming brings enthusiasts together - Bowling Green Daily News: Time Out
