An Introduction to C4 Corvette Parts. Mirrock Corvette 2023 NCRS Altoona Regional Presentation

[@corvettejimmy3323]

Thanks for making this…I enjoy your videos. Definitely the C4 corvette king!

[@MirrockCorvette]

Thank you!

[@John-tb7mu]

Excellent presentation qualities in all of your video's. I wish I was closer, living in New England area there are no large corvette part specialists like yourself.

[@frankpavan7865]

Thank you for representing the Much loved C4 corvette in such a professional manner with unbelievable in depth knowledge on all its variations over the many years of its production run ! 👍

[@randya322]

This is like a national treasure. Thank you!

[@MirrockCorvette]

Glad you like it!

[@richparisi8697]

Nice presentation. Great info. Love the C4!! Thanks

[@MirrockCorvette]

Thanks for watching!

[@usma97]

Always enjoy these videos! Just a fantastic level of detail and knowledge! THANK YOU!

[@MirrockCorvette]

Thanks for watching!

[@winstonmccollum8992]

I was wondering if you could please make a video on step by step procedure to remove the dash pad on a 94-96 Corvette, also on best ways to repair the curling on the front edges so that it will stay fixed.......Thank You!

[@garypiont6114]

Please note a preference in replacing the magnetic shocks.

[@gdarco1]

I am looking for 2 black seats for a 1994 convertabale corvette with 4-way lombard

[@pauliefromphilly]

Thank you for all this great information. How could I sign up for a future presentation?

[@timothydecelle3201]

Great video! Question about 91-96 bumpers where it becomes warped around the 3rd brake light. Mine has it and it’s a little popped out. I can press it back into place with my hand but it doesn’t stay. I heard GM made a kit to fix this? Not sure if there is a way to either use some kind of hook glued behind the bumper and tied to another hook against gas tank with some wire or to use a heat gun? Any suggestions besides replacing those there are otherwise in great condition?

[@MirrockCorvette]

Heat gun and pressure to reshape would be best approach to minimize but may not be a total fix.