Dads Engine Parts LLC. grew out of a 31-year Youngstown-area engine machine shop and now supplies parts primarily for Chrysler Conquest and Mitsubishi Starion automobiles. Established as a new venture after the shop closed in 2020, the business draws on Randy’s 40 years as a machinist and engine rebuilder, and he tests what he sells on three Conquests in his family. Its inventory also supports non-turbo 2.6-liter Mitsubishi applications such as the Dodge Raider and Mitsubishi Montero.
Mondial Automotive, IncFounded in 1956 by Showky Kaldawy Sr., Mondial Automotive supplies new and remanufactured engine parts for the heavy-duty market, with applications spanning agricultural, passenger, industrial and marine equipment. Still carrying the business into its second generation as a family company, Mondial also remanufactures rotating electrical and diesel fuel-injection components and operates a DPF and DOC cleaning facility. Its technicians provide specialized AC machine repair and mobile DPF retrofit work alongside the parts operation.COLLEGE POINT, NY
Dale's Cuda ShopSince February 1981, Dale’s Cuda Shop has manufactured accurate aftermarket parts for classic Mopar vehicles, with a particular focus on 1965–1975 A, B and E Bodies. Based in Windber, Pennsylvania, the company supplies Mopar restoration companies and has expanded its offerings to include parts for later Challengers and Chargers, along with select Mitsubishi Eclipse, Eagle Talon and Plymouth Laser components. Its catalog is especially notable for reproduction decals and restoration details matched to specific model years and engines.ALLIANCE, OH
Kreitz Oval Track PartsFor almost 40 years, two generations of the Kreitz family in Sinking Spring have supplied sprint-car and oval-track racing parts, drawing on experience gained both in the shop and behind the wheel. Don Kreitz Sr. began building race-car frames in the 1960s, while Don Jr.—a four-time Williams Grove Speedway track champion—now helps racers choose parts based on years of technical and racing experience. The company also develops Kreitz-designed components, testing products on its own race cars before offering them to customers across the United States.SINKING SPRING, PA
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