[james16v]

Good 164, 33 + parts source

A good, cheap, reliable source of mainly used Alfa parts, they seem to mainly cater to the 33's, 164's, Sprint, etc. but they have others I think. Anyway I found them great got a new door handle for my 164Q really cheap, and it arrived the next day.


www.alfaspares.com.au

Just thought I would give the guys a good review!

Hope this is the right spot and it's ok etc.

Thanks

 

[smestas]

Can we add these guys as a source for windshields and glass.

Parabrezza per Auto d'Epoca - Scarazzai Luigi

 

[89veloce]

turn signal switch rebuilding / replacement

I spoke with someone recently in Texas (maybe the Houston area?)who seems to do Alfa Turn signal switches. I have lost the contact info. Does anyone here have knowledge of this business?

 

[Joejoe]

This is awesome I have just started to do research on this and you have saved me so much time
Thanks Joe

 

[South Africa]

Not on the list?

www.Heinbrand.com

 

[gtv11636]

Have anyone contact Andy from PERFORMATEK lately ?
It seems like he is not answering his phone or mails for two to three month ... Does any of you guys knows anything ?

 

[Evildad]

I was steered to Alfa Romeo Inc. to look for the part highlighted in red in the pic below. However, it was pointed out that their part numbers don't match the numbers in the pic, but that there are people on this board that know the secret part numbers for alfaromeoinc. Can anyone on this thread help me? Most places just want to sell you the chrome Euro conversion bumper setup. Thanks in advance.

 

[gpatron]

Parts sources in Italy

I will be visiting Italy in September (Tuscany and Lake Como) and I would love to bring back some small parts I haven't found in the USA

Does anyone have suggestions for good general sources there ?

Thanks
Glenn

 

[Alex]

If you can take a slight detour and you're in the country at the time, visit the big parts fair at Imola race circuit - website here. Other than that, pick up copies of the classic car magazines and note the suppliers who advertise. Many do not have websites. I strongly recommend that you prepare a crib sheet of parts you need, translated into Italian, and take photos too. Don't expect to find many Spider parts as most were exported.

 

[MALDI]

Turbomotor di Paone Loris

Racing parts for transaxle cars. (Engine parts only for 4-cylinder turbo engines.)

 

[MALDI]

Color Code Display AutoColorLibrary Color Chip Selector

Direct link to Alfa colors no longer works. It takes you to a site from which you cannot proceed to the color charts.

Please change link to simply go to main site:

Auto Color Library

 

[144]

Done. Thanks.

 

[Rosso 2300S]

Owners of 105 Giulia and Berlina sedans requiring boot [trunk] springs can now buy these from the listed web site here. Much research went in to perfecting these springs to ensure they really operate correctly and will last many years.


https://classiccarbs.com.au/index.p..._=Alfa-Romeo-Giulietta-Giulia-Fiat-2300S-Decals-Foredit-Washer-Bag-Boot-Springs

 

[Awarrenj8440]

Thanks

Thanks ,a real help to those of us getting started

 

[Madlen]

Well, that there is where to turn when there are problems with hard-to-spare parts.

 

[South Africa]

‘Rubber Parts’ - seem to have a large selection

Cicognani - Ricambi per auto d'epoca

 

[MALDI]

This entry:

Group2 Motorsports 4442 27th Ave W. Seattle, WA 98199-1220 206-378-0900 Group2 Motorsports

The website has changed, they moved, and they no longer do Alfas (BMWs and Porsches).

Should be deleted.

 

[144]

Gentlemen -
The owner's of the BB, in addition to the rest of the inane changes they have made, they have also locked me out of editing past posts. Therefor, I cannot update, revise, or delete any technical guides or advice, including the Supplier's List. I no longer control my own content. Yet another reason I am leaving the ALFABB. It is truly pathetic that after the past 16 years, it has come to this, but that's the reality.

 

[ossodiseppia]

Gentlemen -
The owner's of the BB, in addition to the rest of the inane changes they have made, they have also locked me out of editing past posts. Therefor, I cannot update, revise, or delete any technical guides or advice, including the Supplier's List. I no longer control my own content. Yet another reason I am leaving the ALFABB. It is truly pathetic that after the past 16 years, it has come to this, but that's the reality.

John, not to worry. As soon as the moderators get their tools back, we will make sure to fix things for you. We don't want you to loose the ability to make those updates.

Just so you know, the staff (not the moderators) are working behind the scenes to restore permissions. Once that is done, things should return to some sort of normalcy.

 

[144]

John, not to worry. As soon as the moderators get their tools back, we will make sure to fix things for you. We don't want you to loose the ability to make those updates.

Just so you know, the staff (not the moderators) are working behind the scenes to restore permissions. Once that is done, things should return to some sort of normalcy.

Brian - It's evidently that way because that's the way Auto-Whatevertheyare intentionally designed it. It's laughably incompetent the way this new software was rolled-out. This from the FAQ section:

You should be able to edit your post for up to 24 hours. Near the timestamp at the top of the post, you should see an edit link if it is within that time limit. After 24 hours you would need to reach out to a mod/admin for assistance.