• Corvette Society provides this service free to all interested parties. 
• If we can answer your question we will be only too happy to do so. 
• You will receive your answer at the e-mail address you provide.
• Corvette Society is not in any way responsible for errors or omissions.
  

• Almost all questions require accurate basic information.
• Use your common sense and provided our technical advisors with the basic information necessary to answer your question.
• For example if you'd like to know what the intake manifold casting number should be for a 1966 Corvette, we need to know if you're talking about a big block or small block car and the HP rating.
• Please suffix the provided e-mail subject line with the year of the Corvette you wish to inquire about.  This will help us direct your inquiry.
• While we are aware that many Chevrolet products use interchangeable parts please don't ask us about and models other than Corvettes.

• While our technical advisors have spent many decades in the hobby nobody knows everything.
• We do have a vast amount of research material available to us and whenever possible we will research your question.
• Sometimes (on rare occasions) however we do come up blank.

• We do this as a hobby, we all have jobs and need to attend to those jobs to make a living and support our families.
• We will get to your questions as soon as we have some free time but remember the answer may have to be researched so give us a break.
• Oh yes and it's always nice to say "Thank You".

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