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Sports Car Damaged by Fire in Estherville

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Estherville, IA (KICD)—Estherville firefighters spent a short amount of time fighting a fire Tuesday afternoon that damaged a sports car.

Fire Chief Dick Beaver says crews were called to the blaze on Park Road shortly before five o’clock Tuesday afternoon where they found a 1980 Corvette fully engulfed in flames.

Firefighters spent just under a half hour putting out the fire that left the car with “extensive damage” to the front end.

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