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	<title>Comments on: Toyota Georgetown Assembly &#8211; TMMK</title>
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		<title>By: A Bengals Fan</title>
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        &lt;p&gt;A while ago my family and I went on vacation to Bowling Green, Kentucky, which goes down in history as one of my favorite places on earth.&lt;br /&gt;
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The Corvette murals painted on the side of the local Wendy&#039;s was just a hint of what was coming: a tour of the Corvette (and Cadillac XLR) assembly plant! I was pretty young back then, and cameras are not allowed, so I don&#039;t remember much about the tour. I remember that there was a cutaway Corvette engine block in the &quot;waiting room,&quot; that was really cool. We were able to go on a guided tour through all of the Corvette&#039;s assembly, and it was great. I would recommend it to any one. &lt;br /&gt;
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After the tour we visited the famed National Corvette Museum nearby, which had quite a selection of Corvettes, accessories and even die-cast models. It was great! We took a few pictures with our film camera, I&#039;ll try and find them and post them on my ride page. Also, I bought a Corvette shirt that has gotten way to small for me. I&#039;ll try to post some pics on my ride page.&lt;/p&gt;
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<p>A while ago my family and I went on vacation to Bowling Green, Kentucky, which goes down in history as one of my favorite places on earth.<br />
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The Corvette murals painted on the side of the local Wendy&#8217;s was just a hint of what was coming: a tour of the Corvette (and Cadillac XLR) assembly plant! I was pretty young back then, and cameras are not allowed, so I don&#8217;t remember much about the tour. I remember that there was a cutaway Corvette engine block in the &#8220;waiting room,&#8221; that was really cool. We were able to go on a guided tour through all of the Corvette&#8217;s assembly, and it was great. I would recommend it to any one. <br />
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After the tour we visited the famed National Corvette Museum nearby, which had quite a selection of Corvettes, accessories and even die-cast models. It was great! We took a few pictures with our film camera, I&#8217;ll try and find them and post them on my ride page. Also, I bought a Corvette shirt that has gotten way to small for me. I&#8217;ll try to post some pics on my ride page.</p>
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