<p>Official Chi-FLU Gear: http://ces.landsend.com/CFLU Everything is available from our store on Land’s End’s online store. Polo shirts, dress shirts, jackets, coolers, luggage…</p><p>AUTOSPRINT Giovanni D’avola 5259 W. Addison St. Chicago, IL 60641 (773) 685-0930 F (773) 685.5624</p><p>Reina International Auto Lorenzo Reina 12730 West Capitol Drive Brookfield, WI 53005 (262) 781-3336 F (262) 781.3826</p><p>Modena Auto Body Carlo Vanglia 10201 South Ridgeland Ave Chicago Ridge, IL 60415 (708) 423-2239 F (708) 423.5284</p><p>International Auto Parts (The “amazon.com” of Fiat parts! Nice people great catalog, great website, good tech advice. However, some OEM parts are JUNK): http://www.international-auto.com/</p><p>Vick’s Auto Sports (horrid website, decent catalog, VERY knowledgeable staff, better quality parts than IAP): http://www.vickauto.com/ Ask for Csaba Vandor. GREAT advice from him!</p><p>Midwest 124 (GREAT guy, GREAT machine service, interesting selection of NOS parts): http://home.columbus.rr.com/midess124/index.htm Read the story of his car…</p><p>Griot’s Garage (not Fiat specific, but VERY nice stuff!): http://www.griotsgarage.com/home.do Their products made my crummy car look pretty GREAT!</p><p>Riggs Brothers - Custom upholstery & convertible tops: http://www.riggsbros.com/</p><p>AWESOME floor mats!!!! http://www.cocomats.com/style.htm</p><p>Custom seatbelts: http://www.gotbelts.com/</p><p>For the perfect restoration parts: http://www.reoriginals.com/index.asp</p><p>BRAKES - When go-fast needs to stop-fast: http://whoabrakes.com/</p><p>Scroll down to the SWEET Fiat rims: http://www.serpentautosport.com/wheels.htm</p><p>Correct Keys: http://keys4classics.com/html/Fiat124Sp.html Owner’s Manuals & more: http://www.books4cars.com/default.asp</p><p>Racing style seats: http://exoticcarseats.com/</p><p>Sport air cleaner & all things carburation: http://www.webercarbsdirect.com/product_p/f1000.htm</p><p>Koni Shocks CHEAP! http://www.ajusa.com</p><p>Bayless (Horrid catalog, awful website, great prices, nice people, good selection): http://www.baylessfiat.com/ (They also have an interesting service – if you need an owner’s manual, they can do a RE-print!)</p><p>Chris Obert (he can be a prickly old guy, but GREAT parts, service, & tech advice): http://www.fiatplus.com/ When it comes to Fiats…he quite literally wrote the book. Look for it, I want one!</p><p>Bruce’s Parts Bin (Bruce can be slow, but some really GOOD deals and LOTS of hard to find parts): http://www.fiatparts.com/ Sign up for his newsletter, the selection changes monthly.</p><p>Fun Imported Auto and Toys (some hard to find parts): http://www.funimported.com/</p><p>Fiat Parts Warehouse (some decent deals and hard to find parts): http://www.spiderroadster.com/index.htm</p><p>DiFatta Brothers (East Coast version of Giovanni – great parts department, lots of NOS!!!): http://www.difatta.com/parts.html</p><p>Tony’s Imports (L.A. service & upholstery): http://tonyimportcar.com/upholstery.html</p><p>Miller’s Mule (FANTASTIC specialty Fiat machining): http://www.millersmule.com/ Check out those cranks & pulleys…DROOL!</p><p>Allison’s Automotive (GREAT custom Fiat stuff!): http://www.allisonsautomotive.com/ Mark is a great guy, too…EXCELLENT tech advice! He runs fiatspider.com</p><p>Plating Plastic Parts (Excellent results!) John Hetherington PDQ Solutions 5 Myrtle Street St. Thomas Ontario Canada N5R 2E6 e-mail: [email protected] phone: 519-637-1974</p><p>When sending him parts, indicate on the box and on the “US Postal Customs Declaration & Dispatch Notice” that: This box contains DAMAGED ANTIQUE AUTO PARTS for REPAIR & RETURN only. Otherwise the Canadian Revenuers will try to add some taxes. You can email him photos and he will give you a cost estimate. Very nice retired guy who does this as a “sideline”. He can handle parts up to 28” long.</p>