Ferrari Sales, Parts, and Suppliers

Here is a list of suppliers that may help you restore your vintage Ferrari. If you have any suggestions, reviews of suppliers, or questions, please feel free to e-mail me. Many of these suppliers I have used (*), and comments are listed below.
 

Automovtive Related Art

*L'art L'automobile
http://www.arteauto.com/
East Hampton NY Art Dealer that has all sorts of neat automobile related objects of art. Somehow, they had the original bill of sale to my car!

Badges and Emblems

*Black Barts
http://www.black-barts.com/
Emblem and badges for your Ferrari. Knows their business!
 
Batteries

*Batteries Plus
Jerry Sample
bp152@verizon.net
850 W Valley Ridge Blvd. #112
Lewisville, TX 75077
Supplies "tar top" AGM and lead acid battery that looks like the original Marelli battery. Tell him you heard about him here, and he'll give you a discount.

Cleaning Supplies


Exhaust Systems

*Stebro Stainless Steel Exhaust
http://www.stebro.net/
Located in Ontario Canada. Not a straight "bolt on" exhaust. 304 stainless mufflers, and 409 pipes. Cheaper than the competition (see Timevalve), but can be lost in the price of labor to fit to your car.

Timevalve
Stainless Steel Exhaust
http://www.timevalve.com/
304 Stainless Steel mufflers and pipes. Most expensive of all stainless steel systems available. Look for a review soon!

Ferrari Parts

Classic wiring
http://www.classicwiring.com/
Has remanufactured wiring harnesses for Vintage Ferraris.

Dennis McAnn: All Ferrari Parts
10840 Fancher Road
Westerville, Ohio 43081 USA
614-855-1103   Monday thru Thursday 8:00 AM thru 6:00 PM and Friday 8:00 AM till noon
614 855 2850   (Fax)
dennism926@aol.com
http://www.allferrariparts.com/
This website gives a quick guide as to how expensive Ferrari parts can be!

*Ferrari Seatbelts
http://www.andoauto.com/Ferrari_seat_belts.htm
Has a selection of "period look" belts for our cars, but make sure you know what you want, because their sales staff don't seem to know their product line.

GGMECHANICA
http://www.ggmechanica.com
The "BETA 55" tools are available from Brian Gale at http://www.ggmechanica.com. They're a little cheaper at about $40 bucks a set. They won't win a Concours because they are looking for the older "Beta-Auto 55", but they may pass at a smaller show!

GT Carparts
516 W. Lone Cactus Dr.
Phoenix, AZ.  85027
623 780 2200
623 780 1200 Fax
Has a supply of common Ferrari "wear items" like brake parts, clutches, etc.

Italian Car Parts.com
http://www.italiancarparts.com/
Parts for Alfa Romeo, Ferrari, Fiat, Lamborghini or Maserati

Italparts
http://www.italparts.com
Ferrari parts based in the Netherlands

*Kilimanjaro Designs, Ltd.
Parker Hall
940 Warrenton Rd.
Vicksburg, MS 39180
(601) 638-7856
Has many of the hard-too-find stickers and small parts needed to finish a Ferrari restoration, and a good looking catalog!

*Madenterprise
http://www.madenterprise.com/
Mike Dunn has reproduced many parts while restoring his Ferraris.

*Newco Products
www.newcoproducts.com
More Ferrari parts and hardware kits.

*Partsource
 http://www.ferrariparts.com
Geoffrey Ohland has a vast supply of Ferrari Parts, and is very helpful in getting you the right parts.

Re-Originals
http://www.reoriginals.com/
13601 FM 529 Suite I
Houston, Texas 77041
713-849-2400
Thankfully, has a great return policy because the accuracy of certain parts is not great. Make sure you know 
what you want.

*Ricambi America
http://www.ricambiamerica.com/
(336) 499-2500
Supplies Ferrari parts to newer cars, but stocks some parts for older cars.

Roelofs Parts
http://www.roelofsparts.com
Dutch company remanufaturing some Vintage Ferrari parts

T Rutlands (Ferrari parts)
Tucker, GA
(770) 493-8852
http://www.trutlands.com
I haven't ordered from them yet, but they seem to have an extensive collection of vintage Ferrari stuff.
 
 

Ferrari Services

Brake Cylinders

Karp's Brake Service
http://www.resleeve.com/
Although not a Ferrari specialist, they work with a lot of brake set ups. Worth giving a call if you have a special problem.

Hye-Dra-Cyl Brakes
http://www.hyedracyl.com/
Has new stainless steel brake pistons that replace the Dunlop units.

Carburators

Pierce Manifolds
http://www.piercemanifolds.com

Clock Rebuilding

*D&M Restoration
46 Grand Ave
Greenville, SC 29607
800-722-0854
http://www.dandmrestoration.com/
Well known for their instrument restorations. Got my Veglia clock working. Give Mike a call about your instrument rebuilding.

Distributor Service

Marelli Service
http://www.marelliservice.com
Tom Meadow's Distributor Service.

Exhaust Ceramic Coatings

*Jet Hot
Ceramic coatings for exhaust headers
5602 Orchard Road
Pascagoula, MS 3958
610-277-5646 Tech line
800-432-3379 Order line
http://www.jet-hot.com/
Had my headers coated, and they look great. Time will tell how long they will last.

Fuel Sender Rebuilding

*John Wolf Company
Restores Fuel Level Sender Units for Ferraris
36420 Biltmore Place
Unit 1
Willoughby, OH 44094
(440) 942-0083
Had a Veglia Fuel sender fixed. They braze on stainless steel float arms, and replace the old cork float with a modern float material that's supposed to be more impervious to fuel saturaton.

Headlight Repair and Sales

VHR
http://www.vintage-headlamp-restoration.com
U.K Company that can supply parts to repair Marchal headlights or fog lights. Also has complete systems for sale.
 

Koni Shocks

*Koni North America
1961 A International Way
Hebron, KY 41048
(800) 994-KONI Ext. 8001
(606) 586-4100
http://www.koni.com
If your shocks are rebuildable, it's probably a better choice to send them to Koni and have them rebuild them. They have all the parts for this service (except for certain self leveling shocks-see Jeff LeBlond), and can have your shocks back to you in a few weeks. Mine came back in five weeks. (Does not rebuild Koni Self levelers. See Jeff LeBlond)

Koni Self Leveling Shocks

Jeff LeBlond
22045 N. 88th Ave
Peoria, AZ 85383
623-566-1628
Rebuilds Koni self-levelling shocks found on 365GT 2+2s, 365GTC/4s and similar cars. These shocks are no longer rebuilt by Koni.
 

Lucas Wiper Motor Rebuild

Joe Curto Inc.
http://www.joecurto.com
Although specializing in English Carburators, Joe can rebuild the Lucas Wiper Motor found in many Vintage Ferraris.
 

Overdrives: Laycock de Normanville D/J-Type overdrive

*Quantum Mechanics
http://www.quantumechanics.com/

John Esposito I very knowledgeable on the topic of the Laycock de Normanville overdrive unit fitted to GTEs, PF coupes, and 330 Americas, and Series I 330GT 2+2s.

Metal Work

*The Panel Shop
http://www.thepanelshop.net/
http://www.thepanelshop.net/blog

Mark and Steve have over 50 years of experience panel beating. They do a lot of our Ferrari work for us, and work on all sorts of cars.

Radiators

Portchester Radiator

http://www.Portchsterradiator.com

Rick Piper
309 Willett Ave.
Port Chester, NY 10573

914-939-3881

Upholstery


 

Ferrari Sales

*F40 Motorsports
Portland CT
860-342-5705
www.f40.com
Affliliated with Continental Auto Ltd.
 

General Restoration Supply and Parts

*Eastwood
http://www.eastwoodco.com/
263 Shoemaker Rd.
Pottstown, PA 19464
800-345-1178

I spend more money with these guys than I'd like to admit! They have tons of restoration supplies for your car, even stuff you never new you would need! Call for a catalog, and they'll send you a never ending supply.
 

*Summit Racing
 http://www.summitracing.com/
They supplied suspension bushings, and an electric fan for the Ferrari.

*Suspension Restoration Parts Parts Supply
http://www.suspension.com/
Another Supplier of Polyurethane Suspension Bushings
 

Interior Suppliers

*Bill Hirsch Auto
396 Littleton Ave.
Newark, NJ 07103
800-828-2061
http://www.hirschauto.com
One of the few importers of Connolly Leather and Wilton Wool carpets.

Oil and Lubrication



Radio Repair

*Vintage Radio Shop
European Auto Radio Specialist
Wilford Wilkes, Sr.
101 Swoope St. Box 103
Brisbin, PA 16620
(814) 378-8526
(814) 378-6149 Fax
Willy restored my Blaupunkt Radio to beautiful working condition, and he has many others in stock ready to install in your old Ferrari or Porsche. I've also gotten a lot of good response from others who have used his services. I highly recommend him! Another testimonial.

Radio Sales

Old Auto Radio
http://www.oldautoradio.com/
This business is located in Spain, and has a large selection of Blaupunkt Radios and other European models to choose from. He ships internationally for $35 USD, and uses Pay-Pal. Please let me know if you do any business with him, so I can give more information on his services.

Weather Stripping

*Metro Rubber Restoration Parts and Weatherstripping
http://www.metrommp.com
They have the correct window felt material for most vintage Ferraris (WC-6), and even 250GTE door handle gaskets.

*Restoration Specialties Supply Inc.
http://www.restorationspecialties.com/
A good supply of weather stripping that will work fine in a Ferrari without paying Ferrari prices! They also supply the window felt material and may be easier to order from than Metro Rubber.

*Restoration Supply Company
http://www.restorationstuff.com/
Supplies the hard to find stuff like washers, and snaps for interior finishing.

Wheels and Tires

*Classic Tube
80 Rotech Drive
Lancaster, NY 14086
Tel: 1-716-759-1800 or 1-800-882-3711
(716) 759-1014 24hr Fax
 http://www.classictube.com
They have a great selection of steel, and stainless steel fuel/brake line in various lengths and diameters. I used 3/16th and 1/4 inch stainless steel lines for my fuel lines.

Hendrix Wire Wheel
http://www.hendrixwirewheel.com/
Although mainly dealing with British wheels, they are very knowledgeable about how to set up these wheels. 
They also have tube tape and grommets needed for the Borannis.

Longstone Tyres
http://www.longstone.com/
U.K. Supplier of Tires for Vintage cars. Ships worldwide, and has remanufactured Pirelli Cinturatos. Also U.K. Distributor of Borranis wheels.

*Precision wire wheel
Cork Adams
714 S. 57th St.
Quincy, IL 62305
217-228-8315
585.00 per wheel (with stainless spokes)
Has good reputation among Ferrari owners who've used him, and is very knowledgeable.

*Wheel Tech Ltd.
4595 Garrison St.
Wheat Ridge, Colorado 80033
(303) 422-8136
Bob Gates rebuilds Borrani wire wheels for approximately $500 dollars each. Of course this is dependent on the condition of the wheels.

Motorspot, Inc.
http://www.hobbycar.com/ 
These people manufacture wire wheels for many makes, but also have a restoration service. They do not have the correct stamps to re-mark the Borrani lettering, but try their best to preserve what is there. The usual cost of a restoration of a wheel is abotu $525, but will offer $100 bucks off a set of four wheels if you mention this site.