How to Request a Hard-to-Find Corvette Part

What to include in a part request so the yard can check inventory, donors, and sourcing options faster.

Search the catalog first

Many parts are already listed under used, new, or rebuilt filters. Search by keyword, SKU, or generation before submitting a request. Generation landing pages also highlight common searches for each era.

If a close listing exists but fitment is uncertain, contact us from the product page instead of opening a duplicate request.

What to put in your request

Include the part name, generation, model year, side (driver or passenger) when relevant, and any GM or casting numbers you have. Photos of the failed part or the empty mounting area help.

Add your email and phone so we can follow up with availability and pricing. Vague requests slow sourcing; specific ones let the team check the yard and suppliers efficiently.

What happens next

We review requests against current inventory and upcoming pulls. If we can help, we follow up with options. Not every part can be sourced immediately; rare C1 trim or late C8 package pieces may take longer.

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