Nason Engine Parts
Nason Engine Parts has been servicing the Australian aftermarket since 1927. We have become one of Australia’s largest wholesalers of Australian, American, European, Japanese and Korean engine parts for all passenger cars and 4 wheel drives. Our goal has always been to make Nason the brand name you can trust. We are committed to keeping our customers updated with latest engine parts for early and late model applications.
We stock over 70,000 parts numbers and have branches in all major Australian capital cities to supply quick service to our customers.
We are proud to say we have chosen to associate with manufacturers who are certified with ISO9001, ISO9002. We are proud to say that all Nason engine parts meet or exceed O.E. Quality.
New Range of Assembled Cylinder Heads
Engine Pro
Distribution
Engine Pro has 35 distribution centres in the USA and Australia with a full line of internal engine components for passenger car, light truck, heavy duty, industrial, marine, agricultural and performance applications. Nason Engine Parts became Engine Pro Group 1st international share holder for Australia and New Zealand in 2011.
Performance Products
Engine Pro brand products are designed to offer the highest quality in high performance parts along with a moderate price to give racers and performance engine builders a more affordable way to do what they do best win races.
Engine Pro sells exclusively to engine builders, machine shops and resellers. This reflects a commitment to provide competitive pricing and programs, competent and knowledgeable telephone and field sales representatives and the tools to ensure that their rebuilder customers remain profitable and successful.
History
Engine Parts Group, Inc. was founded in 1989 by independent engine parts distributors looking for a way to work cooperatively in buying and marketing. In 2001, Engine Pro began producing high performance engine parts under the Engine Pro name. This line continues to grow with the frequent addition of new parts and applications.
