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2008 Alfa Romeo Resource List Revised January 2008 AbynDaviAd & Alnfdarea HRammoonmd eo Source List David & Andea of AROC-Detroit compiled the first version of this parts and services directory in 1987. It was updated a couple of times through 1991 and reprinted in many chapter newsletters. Then the list slept for fourteen years. A completely revised version appeared in 2005, and updated in January 2007. Please send any updates, additions, closings or corrections to David & Andrea at: [email protected] Parts/Modification/Restoration Alfa Import Center Aftermarket Reproductions 1981 Wyckoff Avenue 142 Nevada Street Ridgewood, Queens, NY El Segundo, CA 90245 (718) 381-6764 (310) 322-8028 www.alfaimportcenter.com Custom parts fabrication and restoration. Embossed Giuseppe and Susan run a parts business New York. plastic inserts for Giulietta instrument gauges or com - New and used body, interior, trim and engine parts. plete gauge restoration. Early Giulietta tail light lens - parts cars available. es, rebuilt Berlina steering boxes, horn buttons, 101- series Veloce oil pans... will custom make parts. Alfa Milano, Inc. 1652 South La Cienga Boulevard Alfa Bill Los Angeles, CA 90035 Tampa, FL (310) 652-2404 (813) 244-7595 Service by Mr. Aquiles Gemba, formerly of Autodelta e-mail: [email protected] and Alfa Romeo. www.alfabill.com A small business with changing oddities and fairly Alfa Only unique items such as official Alfa Romeo calendars. 3422 Glendale Boulevard A/C parts, Euro, basic service and used parts. Worth Los Angeles, CA 90039 a look if just to see what has popped up lately. (323) 662-3916 New and used parts, service and repair. AlfaCyberSite Irwindale, CA AlfaParts www.alfacybersite.com 1221 Fourth Street Alfa CyberSite/Biba Restorations offers accessories, Berkeley, CA 94710 new diagonal seat belts for Series 1, 2 & 3 Spiders 1-800-890-ALFA (2532) with complete instructions and all hardware. Cibie or (510) 525-9435 headlamps, 1960s style Talbot bullet mirrors. Also www.alfapartscatalog.com Italian auto restorations. John Norman/Ruth Ann Yager’s Alfa Romeo parts for Giulietta through 164. Online parts diagrams for Alfa Heaven 1991-95 spiders and 164. OEM sheet metal repair 111Zagato Lane and replacement panels, body, trim, engine parts and Aniwa, WI 54408 factory accessories. Also NOS parts and Alfa collect - (715) 449-2141 ables. Over thirty years of exclusive Alfa Romeo www.alfaheaven.com experience. Tom Zat has his Alfa 'museum' cars up for sale after sending his parts business to Portello Works a few Alfas Parts Exchange (APE) years ago. He's is gettng out of Alfas (vintage Harley Tracy, CA Davidsons are now his pet projects), but Tom will still (209) 833-8330 build a custom SSZ for customers, has Racing www.apedirect.com Technologies high performance parts, can still can Used Alfa parts and salvage yard since 1985. race prep a V6, and last I checked, he has some old ARDONA and SCCA race cars if you want one, including the Giulia TI Super. 1 Alfa Parts Unlimited Alfas Unlimited www.alfaparts.8m.com 89 Greenwoods Road W. Emilio sells parts from dismantled Alfas: used Route 44 engines and parts for many Alfas such as most 1750 Norfolk, CT 06058 and 2600-engined models. E-mail: [email protected] Keith Goring has restored many Alfas, including Alfa Performance Connection some he has owned at one time or another, such as 1753 N Batavia, Orange CA a TZ and the Giulietta Bertone Spider prototype. He (714) 588-0500 has campaigned a team of GTV6s and Milanos in AROC Tech Hot Line advisor Stewart Sandeman's IMSA and is a former Chief of Tech for VSCCA shop. He is a Scot with strong opinions, most of them (presently on the Classification Committee). Can you from long experience with Alfas. Stewart worked for guess that he does Alfa race prep plus race car Gaston Andrey and the GTA racing teams of the late restorations to the original trim specs? Since 1975. 1960s. Recently relocated to this address. Alfissimo International Alfa Ricambi Scottsdale, AZ 5250 N. Palm Ave. #228 480-330-0844 Fresno, CA 93704 www.alfissimo.com 1-800-225-2532 (ALFA) 164 specialist. Performance and OEM parts. B&G (559) 299-6282 sport suspensions, German performance headers for e-mail: [email protected] 20-25 HP gain (164, Milano, Spider and GTV6), or [email protected] Eibach sway bars, Koni shocks and struts, Brembo www.arricambi.com cross-drilled rotors, Rotex Kevlar pads, ATE super Alfa Romeo replacement parts, accessories and per - blue racing brake fluid, Goodridge, H&R, Ate, Girling, formance parts. Large selection of New Old Stock braided brake line sets for 164, 45mm intake runners (NOS) parts. Vintage parts section. Large catalog for 164 LS, Squadra chips. available. Apex Vintage Alfa Romeo, Inc. 8613-C Barefoot Industrial Rd. (407)-856-5000 Raleigh, NC 27617 Original Alfa Romeo parts, guaranteed for 12 months (919) 781-1871 or 12,000 miles. The phone number is for information E-mail: [email protected] only. www.apexvintage.com Cecil Boyd took over when Peter Krause sold Krause Alfa Romeo Owners Club & England in 2007 to open a performance driving www.aroc-usa.org instruction business. Besides the usual service facility, Merchandise, technical library, technical hot lines (4), Apex Vintage retained the K&E staff for its an Alfa back issues of Alfa Owner, online posts, links to race prep and fabrication shop, plus Alfa service. chapters, national convention with many vendors, and much more. The ultimate Alfa resource. AutoComponenti 8906 Darke County Line Alfa Sport Brookville, OH 45309 N2001 Rolling Drive (937) 884-5142 Cambellsport, WI 53010 www.autocomponenti.com (920) 533-4505 Jim Steck is an auto engineer, Alfa nut and advi - E-mail: [email protected] sor/builder to the Bonneville world speed record www.alfarex.com ‘4SFED’ Alfas. His high-tech, aircraft-style fabricated Mechanical restoration, performance rebuilds and full GTV is amazing, as are the high-end racing compo - race prep. Rex Chalmers also rebuilds Weber carbs nents Jim designs and builds. He also does very and performs Spica-to Webers conversions. clean (OEM appearance, only more finished-looking) Remanufactured Starters, alternators and generators Twin Spark conversions for GTVs, spiders and Rex is also the tech editor of Alfa Centro. Alfettas plus custom turbocharger and supercharger installations. Go the his web site if for no other rea - son than to look at the photos and descriptions. 2 Auto Italia Sportiva They are Honorary Lifetime AROC members. Bob 1201 Glen Cove Dr. also spent a couple of decades on the club’s board of Richardson, TX 75080 directors, had a 1900 Touring coupe for many years, (972) 699-1819 then a white Montreal. If you need a Vignale emblem or (972) 849-6306 or the two-piece (early) Pinin Farina crest for a spe - fax: (972) 235-7239 cific model, or for almost any Italian badge from Osca E-mail: [email protected] to Boneschi, these are the people to contact. www.classicwiring.com Lionel Velez has wiring harnesses for 1900, Giulietta, Bobcor/Stephens Alfa Romeo 105 GT and GTV, Duetto/105/115 spiders. Comes 1321 S. Dixie Highway with laminated wiring diagram. Pompano Beach, FL 33060 (954) 946-5005 Auto Sports Unlimited Cars, restorations, parts, appraisals and service from 200 N. Franklin, Suite 100 Bob Cozza and Richard Stephens.Bob Cozza ran a Zeeland, MI 49464 race team and dealership in New Jersey with suc - 1-800-624-3876 cess in the late 1960s and 1970s. 616-748-5710 e-mail: [email protected] BlanketWorx LLC www.autosportsunlimited.com 1608 East 2nd Street Scotch Plains, NJ 07076 European sports car salvage yard. They also have a Tel: 908-322-8444 few Alfas. www.blanketworx.com e-mail: [email protected] autovolante Bruce Posner can make a blanket with the Alfa logo, 4422 SW 74th Avenue or even one with a photo of your Alfa. Miami, FL 33133 (305) 266-0894 Bobcor/Stephens Alfa Romeo E-mail: [email protected] 1321 S. Dixie Highway http://autovolante.tripod.com Pompano Beach, FL 33060 Richard Sirgany, owner of autovolante, offers tuning, (954) 946-5005 custom mods or full race preparation. autovolante Bob Cozza and Richard Stephens sell parts and (all lower case) designed, with help from John Picot, used Alfas. Bob Cozza has a colorful racing past. the panels which became the GTV6 Maratona. They still have the original molds and will sell parts for the Bob Gauthier same prices Alfa Romeo charged in 1985. They are 10294 Rue Cannes also into Twin Spark conversions. Most conversions San Diego, CA 92131 use headers from Jim Steck (see Auto Componenti). (858) 414-1877 He repairs and upgrades 1994 and later Alfa 164 Besic Motorsports Climate Control LCD's to full original function. Bob 21W167 Hill Avenue provides instructions for removing the climate control Glen Ellyn, IL 60137 unit (removal takes ten minutes with a phillips screw - (630) 469-5626 driver). Typical turnaround is three days for repair, Fax: (630) 469-0739 plus shipping. Mike Besic offers cars for sales, parts and pace car prep. What sets him apart is Bonnie, the yellow Alfa Bruce's Parts Bin 256 Harding Highway, Route 40 Romeo Spider which went 203.108 MPH at Newfield, NJ 08344 Bonneville with a world record for its class. (856) 358-1555 e-mail: [email protected] Black Bart's Emporium, Inc. www.fiatparts.com 105 Myrtlewood Point Road Small business, mostly Fiat/Lancia, with a side of Alfa East Palatka, FL 32131 Romeo. Their mailing address is PO Box 301, 1-800-473-0078 or (386) 325-112 Blackwood, NJ 08012 (store address is listed above). www.black-barts.com Sporadic e-mail sale flyers by subscription.
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