Last Corvette pulled out of sinkhole in Kentucky

The last Corvette has been pulled out from the 60-foot sinkhole in Kentucky, and it's not lookin' too pretty. HLN has more.

'The owner of the final corvette pulled out of a sinkhole in Kentucky wiped tears away when he saw it.'

If you can't tell through the car's crust of mud, HLN reports it used to be a pretty sweet ride.

'This is a 2001 Mallet Hammer Z06 if you know your cars.'

This wasn't the only sweet car that took the plunge.

The sinkhole devoured 8 Corvettes back in February at the National Corvette Museum in Bowling Green, Kentucky.

Now with all eight out, the museum can begin the process of repairing the hole. WKYT says, 'Executive director says they'll meet with construction teams, engineers and the insurance company next week.'

They are also deciding if any of the Corvettes can be repaired.

We're going to have to agree with hosts Gayle King and Charlie Rose from "CBS This Morning" on this one ... 'I think that's buh-bye.' 'Going to the corvette heaven, isn't it.'