* Dealerships: Chevrolet dealerships are a good source for genuine GM parts, especially for newer Corvettes. They'll be more expensive but you're guaranteed authenticity.
* Online Retailers: Many online retailers specialize in Corvette parts. Some popular examples include:
* Eckler's Corvette: A large and well-established retailer with a wide selection.
* Zip Corvette: Another reputable online retailer known for its inventory.
* Corvette America: Offers a variety of parts and accessories.
* Amazon: While not exclusively Corvette-focused, Amazon carries a significant selection of parts from various sellers. Be sure to check reviews and seller ratings.
* eBay: You can find both new and used parts on eBay, but careful vetting of sellers is crucial.
* Specialty Parts Stores: Some auto parts stores specialize in performance or classic car parts, and may have a good selection of Corvette components.
* Local Corvette Clubs: Members of local Corvette clubs often know where to find specific parts or may have used parts for sale.
* Junkyards (Scrap Yards): This is a good option for finding used parts, but you'll need to do some searching and may not find exactly what you need. Be sure to inspect the part carefully before purchasing.
* Classic Corvette Restoration Shops: These shops may have access to rare or hard-to-find parts, but typically at a higher cost.
When searching, be sure to specify the year and model of your Corvette to ensure compatibility. The part number will also help you find the correct item. Remember to compare prices and read reviews before making a purchase, especially when buying online from less well-known sellers.
