Ames Performance Engineering is a New Hampshire supplier of classic Pontiac parts, with many of its reproduction pieces now made in its own shop. Its catalog covers Pontiac models from the 1950s through the early 2000s, while detailed product critiques help restorers judge the quality of each reproduction. The company also organizes the Tri-Power Pontiac Nationals, an event that began as Tri-Power Sunday in 1992 and has drawn hundreds of cars and thousands of spectators to Ohio.
Restoration Parts Unlimited IncRestoration Parts Unlimited Inc. (RPUI) manufactures and distributes reproduction parts for classic American cars and trucks, with a focus on restoration products through its Trim Parts and The Right Stuff brands. Founded in 1973 and headquartered in Lebanon, Ohio, the company produces parts using original patterns and tooling as well as reproduced tooling. Its product coverage includes classic GM, Ford, and Mopar vehicles, with The Right Stuff specializing in braking and pre-bent line products since 1989.WESTERVILLE, OH
Cadillac Parts & RestorationFamily-owned Cadillac Parts & Restoration has served the classic Cadillac community since 1984, with Elsa Mauer Nicodemus and her son Frank Nicodemus leading a Cadillac-only shop known for authenticity and award-winning work. Based in Poughkeepsie, the company helps collectors and enthusiasts preserve and restore cars from the 1940s through the early 1970s, with customers sending vehicles from across the country and overseas.POUGHKEEPSIE, NY
Stoddard NLA LLCStoddard NLA LLC supplies authentic restoration parts for classic and vintage Porsche vehicles, drawing on more than six decades of specialized knowledge. Founded in 1957 as an imported-car dealership in Willoughby, Ohio, the company expanded into worldwide mail-order parts distribution after Chuck Stoddard acquired the available Porsche 356 parts in 1974. Its vintage Porsche parts business remains the focus today, supported by extensive inventory and expertise in preserving older models.HIGHLAND HEIGHTS, OH
Hughes Engines, IncFormed in 1969 as Hughes Engineering, Hughes Engines grew out of Dave Hughes’s drag-racing work and early cylinder-head development for AHRA and NHRA competition. Today, the Washington, Illinois company is strictly Mopar, creating specialized performance parts for enthusiasts restoring cars or preparing them for street and track use. Its Whiplash camshafts are among the company’s best-known offerings, while its technical articles reflect the deep Mopar focus that has defined the business for decades.NAZARETH, PA