The Parts House

NAPA Know How. More than 85 years ago, the National Automotive Parts Association (NAPA) was created to meet America's growing need for an effective auto parts distribution system. Today, 91% of do-it-yourself customers recognize the NAPA brand name.

ADDCO Manufacturing Inc. design and manufactures original equipment manufacturer (OEM) production / service parts, performance anti-sway bars and associated parts. The firm is one of the first companies to incorporate polymers into stabilizer bar bushings in North Carolina. It serves as a manufacturer to develop "cold forming" of pre-hardened bar stock to prevent heat treat deformation and to retain material specifications. The firm produces some of the world's broadest line of automotive anti-sway bars and associated components.

Cold Air Distributors Warehouse of Florida was founded in 1963 by Marvin Mastroff. In the early years, Cold Air Distributors Warehouse of Florida was known as Marv s Auto Parts. The company consisted if a step van, a modest inventory and its employees. In the mid-1960s when automotive air conditioning was in its infancy, Mastroff changed the company s name to Cold Air Distributors Warehouse of Florida and focused on the air conditioning replacement parts market. Since air conditioning repair was so new at the time, Marvin held clinics in the evenings to teach his customers how to perform air conditioning repairs. Cold Air Distributors Warehouse of Florida has continually added product lines throughout its existence. With 15 locations, Cold Air Distributors Warehouse of Florida supplies a full assortment of equipment needed for air conditioning repair, maintenance and installation.