Indian Adventures website gone?
 

My link no longer works, does anyone have one that does or a tel number? Thanks -Jim

All numbers I got have been disconnected :(

I tried to order stuff awhile back (had to leave quite a few messages), but was told it was in the middle of possibly being sold and wouldn't sell me anything.

They were supposed to get back with me if not sold to complete an order. That was 4 months ago.
Had 2 customers call trying to get thru and wanted info.

Maybe they will respond or someone pass the word along.

Appears to me that IA has been bought out by AllPontiac . . .

To Order: AllPontiac.com/ Indian Adventures LLC., To Order: You may call 804-794-6777 or write or E-mail RacingGirlApparel.com Frank Gostyla or Robert Cacciotti at [email protected]

I just spoke to Frank. AP has not had any contact with IA regarding buying the company. As far as he (Frank) knows, it's the same story as Ken and others have said. It looks like they're just folding up their tent.

FWIW

Jim

That's too bad. I bought some parts from them when Dick owned the place and didn't get an opportunity to install them until after the business had changed hands. The headers didn't fit right and the new owners made it right even though Dick is who I originally bought the parts from. Pretty stand up on their part I thought.

The second owners were cool guys.

Tom V.

so what does that mean for the blocks? no more aftermarket pontiac block that we can trust?

Not true.

The Indian Adventure blocks were first Generation blocks. Very strong blocks but average casting processes.

The ALL PONTIAC blocks are based off of the original Indian Adventure blocks but with many improvements so the blocks are actually a block you can trust. I have owned three of the All Pontiac blocks to date. Nice pieces.

Tom V.

Do you know how to get in contact with them? If you do, can you ask them to contact me?

I do not have their contact numbers, Jim. Sorry!

Tom V.

AllPontiac and Indian adventures are 2 different companies. Years ago Dick (owner of Indian adventures) sold the rights to the IA-1 block to AllPontiac. Dick still owned and ran Indian Adventures. So if I.A. went or is going out of buisness, it has no bearing on the IA-2 blocks since they are owened and produced by A.P. Hope this clears things up for ya.

I would like to get int touch with them as to items they produced that maybe they want to sell so i can re-produce them for the public. If anyone can get a number let me know so i can contact them to maybe work out some purchasing agreements.