Sources for Parts

[baltobernie]

Specializing in Fiat parts and supplies:

Bayless, GA http://www.baylessfiat.com
Bruce's, NJ http://www.fiatparts.com
C. Obert, CA http://www.fiatplus.com
International Auto Parts, VA http://www.international-auto.com
Vick, TX http://www.vickauto.com

Other vendors that may be useful:

Eastwood, PA auto body, sheet metal restoration tools and supplies http://www.eastwood.com
Grainger, nationwide, fasteners, tools and supplies http://www.grainger.com
McMaster-Carr, nationwide, fasteners, tools and supplies http://www.mcmaster.com
World Upholstery, seat, carpet, etc. [url]www.worlduph.cohttp://m/[/url]

I apologize for any omissions; PM me and I will revise posting.

[rlux4]

I see one that is missing: http://www.allisonsautomotive.com/
(Also our moderator for those who are new here)
Ron

[baltobernie]

[rlux4]

I'm sorry Bernie, I didn't mean to embarrass you. I thought it was funny that the one you miss was Mark's!
Ron

[baltobernie]

"Never attribute to malice, that which can adequately be explained by stupidity"

old Bernie proverb

[Kevin1]

Another parts source worth including is Fun Imported Auto in Vernon, CT.
Danny is an excellent mechanic to go to for Fiats.
http://www.funimported.com.

[swede]

I just found a new parts dealer in France, does anyone heard of this guy before?
http://www.autostoria.fr/index.php?cPat ... 78ff750761

Swede