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CommunityAugust 28, 2024

National Corvette Caravan stops in Cape Girardeau

Corvette enthusiasts gathered in Cape Girardeau as the National Corvette Caravan made its annual stop, showcasing sleek Corvettes in front of the Missouri Wall of Fame on Aug. 27.

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Bruce Waisman from California cleans his Corvette after a long drive to Cape Girardeau.
Bruce Waisman from California cleans his Corvette after a long drive to Cape Girardeau. Alyssa Lunsford ~ alunsford@semissourian.com
Corvettes line up in front of the Missouri Wall of Fame during the Corvette Caravan hosted by the Corvettes of Southeast Missouri on Tuesday, Aug. 27, in Cape Girardeau.
Corvettes line up in front of the Missouri Wall of Fame during the Corvette Caravan hosted by the Corvettes of Southeast Missouri on Tuesday, Aug. 27, in Cape Girardeau.Alyssa Lunsford ~ alunsford@semissourian.com
Micheal Ensey looks at his uncle Brandon's Corvette.
Micheal Ensey looks at his uncle Brandon's Corvette.Alyssa Lunsford ~ alunsford@semissourian.com
Micheal Ensey and his uncle, Brandon Ensey, look at the inside of Brandon's Corvette.
Micheal Ensey and his uncle, Brandon Ensey, look at the inside of Brandon's Corvette.Alyssa Lunsford ~ alunsford@semissourian.com
Jim Morgan signs his name on Corvette.
Jim Morgan signs his name on Corvette.Alyssa Lunsford ~ alunsford@semissourian.com
Charlotte Norton, Katie Marshall and Maliyah Phillips look at one of the many Corvettes parked in Downtown Cape Girardeau at the Corvette Caravan.
Charlotte Norton, Katie Marshall and Maliyah Phillips look at one of the many Corvettes parked in Downtown Cape Girardeau at the Corvette Caravan. Alyssa Lunsford ~ alunsford@semissourian.com

Corvettes lined up in front of the Missouri Wall of Fame during the Corvette Caravan hosted by the Corvettes of Southeast Missouri on Tuesday, Aug. 27, in Cape Girardeau.

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The annual event brings Corvette enthusiasts from around the country through Cape Girardeau.

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