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Anytime the Reatta folks on this forum (and even the AACA forum for that matter) need a part number lookup, I'd be glad to help if possible.

Ronnie I did not know that thanks for the tip. I like to think I'm pretty good at sourcing cheap parts but this can really help.

Thanks to the tip. Those would be great catalogues to have on hand. I believe Hollander is what the salvage yards use to do part lookups and cross reference parts. Probably the best you can get.

In a way RockAuto does that. If you find a part for your Reatta that you are interested in you can click on the Manufacture's part number (color blue) and a window will pop up (Buyer's Guide) that will tell you all the vehicles that part will fit. In the photo below you can see what I mean when I searched for a '89 Reatta brake rotor. I always compare prices with RockAuto, Amazon and Advance Auto Parts including the shipping cost. Sometimes Advance will have a 20-25% discount for ordering online and that will be the cheapest price if I pick that part up at my local Advance store.