TRANSPRO, INC.
                                 100 GANDO DRIVE
                               NEW HAVEN, CT 06513

September 16, 2004

VIA EDGAR

Securities and Exchange Commission
450 Fifth Street N.W.
Washington, DC  20549
Attention:  Beverly A. Singleton

Re: Transpro, Inc.
    Item 4.01 Form 8-K, filed August 26, 2004 
    File No. 1-13894

Dear Ms. Singleton:

         I am attaching the response of Transpro, Inc. (the "Company") to the
comments of the staff (the "Staff") of the Securities and Exchange Commission
(the "Commission") contained in the Staff's letter dated September 9, 2004
relating to the above-referenced filings.

         We have recited the comment of the Staff in bold type below, and have
followed each comment with the response of the Company. We intend to revise our
10-Q/A Amendment No. 1 for the quarter ended March 31, 2004 as promptly as
practicable following the Staff's review of this response letter.

         As requested in your letter, Transpro, Inc. acknowledges that:

- the Company is responsible for the adequacy and accuracy of the disclosure in
these filings;

- Staff comments or changes to disclosure in response to Staff comments in the
filings reviewed by the Staff do not foreclose the Commission from taking any
action with respect to the filing; and

- the Company may not assert Staff comments as a defense in any proceeding
initiated by the Commission or any person under the federal securities laws of
the United States.

         Please contact Kenneth T. Flynn, Jr., Controller at (203) 859-3557, or
the undersigned at (203) 859-3552, should you have any questions regarding this
response.


Very truly yours,

/s/ Richard A. Wisot
--------------------
Richard A. Wisot
Vice President and Chief Financial Officer




ITEM 4.01 OF FORM 8-K

REPORTABLE CONDITION: INTERNAL CONTROL WEAKNESS

     1. WE NOTE THE DISCLOSURE REGARDING A MATERIAL WEAKNESS RELATED TO CERTAIN
     INTERNAL CONTROLS THAT IS CONSIDERED TO BE A REPORTABLE CONDITION. PLEASE
     PROVIDE US SUPPLEMENTALLY, WITH A COPY OF ALL WRITTEN REPORTS, LETTERS OR
     COMMUNICATIONS FROM PRICEWATERHOUSECOOPERS, LLP TO MANAGEMENT, THE BOARD OF
     DIRECTORS OR THE AUDIT COMMITTEE REGARDING THE MATERIAL WEAKNESS IN
     INTERNAL CONTROLS.

     Response: We have attached a written presentation from
     PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP ("PwC") to the Company's Audit Committee which
     was presented at the meeting of the Audit Committee held on August 12,
     2004. We have also provided miscellaneous email correspondence from PwC to
     Company management. There were no further written reports, letters or
     communications from PwC to management, the Board of Directors or the Audit
     Committee regarding the material weakness in internal controls.

     2. REFER TO THE MATERIAL WEAKNESS RELATED TO CERTAIN INTERNAL CONTROLS
     SURROUNDING THE PROPER REPORTING PERIOD IN WHICH TO RECOGNIZE REVENUES FOR
     SALES WITH FOB DESTINATION SHIPPING TERMS. TELL US THE NATURE AND TERMS OF
     THE SHIPPING ARRANGEMENTS AND WHY THE RESTATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS NOW
     COMPLY WITH GAAP AND SAB 101.

     Response: Traditionally, with isolated exceptions, the Company's customer
     agreements contained the shipping terms "FOB Shipping Point." These terms
     resulted in revenue being recognized at the time products were shipped from
     Company facilities to the customer. The Company's accounting systems were
     configured on this basis. During recent years, certain new customers
     negotiated the shipping terms "FOB Destination", which result in the
     recognition of revenue upon receipt by the customer. At the end of the
     fourth quarter of 2003, management reviewed the issue of revenue
     recognition and determined that two of its larger retail customers had
     written agreements which included shipping terms of FOB Destination. As a
     result, an adjustment was recorded to reverse the impact of shipments which
     were not received by the customers before the end of 2003 in accordance
     with GAAP.

     During the review of the results for the second quarter of 2004, management
     determined that a more extensive review was required to determine which of
     its customers had agreements with shipping terms of FOB Destination. As a
     result, reported results for the first quarter of 2004 were restated, with
     sales being reduced by $1.3 million and pretax profit lowered by $0.2
     million. The impact on other periods was evaluated and determined not to be
     material.

     In addition to the review of customer contracts, the Company has revised
     its procedures to properly determine at the end of each quarterly reporting
     period the 


     amount of shipments which have not been received by customers with FOB
     Destination terms, and ensure that these sales are reversed and properly
     accounted for in accordance with GAAP. The Company is also attempting to
     change all customer shipping terms to FOB Shipping Point.

MARCH 31, 2004 QUARTERLY REPORT ON FORM 10-Q, AS AMENDED

     3. REFERENCE IS MADE TO THE ITEM 4.01 FORM 8-K AND THE MATERIAL WEAKNESS
     COMMUNICATED TO YOU BY PRICEWATERHOUSECOOPERS, LLP. ALSO REFER TO THE ITEM
     4 DISCLOSURES IN YOUR MARCH 31, 2004 QUARTERLY REPORT ON FORM 10-Q, AS
     AMENDED. WE NOTE YOU DO NOT DISCLOSE THE CONCLUSIONS ABOUT THE
     EFFECTIVENESS OF YOUR DISCLOSURE CONTROLS AND PROCEDURES, AS REQUIRED UNDER
     ITEM 307(A) OF REGULATION S-K. THE MATERIAL CONTROL WEAKNESS DISCLOSED IN
     YOUR ITEM 4.01 FORM 8-K AND AS DUPLICATED HERE, APPEAR TO INDICATE YOU MAY
     LACK THE NECESSARY DISCLOSURE CONTROLS AND PROCEDURES, AS WELL AS INTERNAL
     CONTROLS NECESSARY TO PROVIDE TRUE AND ACCURATE ITEM 4 DISCLOSURES IN THE
     FORM 10-Q. ALSO, PLEASE NOTE THAT MANAGEMENT MAY NOT STATE THAT ITS
     CONTROLS ARE EFFECTIVE "EXCEPT" TO THE EXTENT THAT CERTAIN PROBLEMS HAVE
     BEEN IDENTIFIED OR EXPRESS SIMILAR QUALIFIED CONCLUSIONS. RATHER,
     MANAGEMENT MUST TAKE THOSE PROBLEMS INTO ACCOUNT WHEN CONCLUDING WHETHER
     THE CONTROLS ARE EFFECTIVE. IF THE CONTROLS ARE INEFFECTIVE, MANAGEMENT
     SHOULD STATE THE SPECIFIC REASONS WHY THEY ARE INEFFECTIVE. PLEASE REVISE
     YOUR ITEM 4 DISCLOSURES IN THE FORM 10-Q TO COMPLY WITH ITEM 307 OF
     REGULATION S-K.

     Response: In response to this comment, the Company proposes to replace Part
I, Item 4 in its entirety with the following:

     ITEM 4.  CONTROLS AND PROCEDURES

         The Company maintains disclosure controls and procedures that are
     designed to ensure that information required to be disclosed in the
     Company's Exchange Act reports is recorded, processed, summarized and
     reported within the time periods specified in the SEC's rules and forms,
     and that such information is accumulated and communicated to the Company's
     management, including its Chief Executive Officer and Chief Financial
     Officer, as appropriate, to allow timely decisions regarding required
     disclosure based on the definition of "disclosure controls and procedures"
     in Rule 13a-15(e). In designing and evaluating the disclosure controls and
     procedures, management recognizes that any controls and procedures, no
     matter how well designed and operated, can provide only reasonable
     assurance of achieving the desired control objectives, and management
     necessarily is required to apply its judgment in evaluating the
     cost-benefit relationship of possible controls and procedures.

         The Company carried out an evaluation, under the supervision and with
     the participation of the Company's management, including the Company's
     Chief Executive Officer and the Company's Chief Financial Officer, of the
     effectiveness of 


     the design and operation of the Company's disclosure controls and
     procedures as of March 31, 2004. In conjunction with the evaluation carried
     out as of June 30, 2004, the Company detected a material internal control
     weakness associated with determining the revenue recognition impact of
     shipping terms to certain customers near quarters' end. It was determined
     that $1.3 million of net sales and $0.2 million of net income associated
     with shipments having terms of FOB Destination had been recorded in the
     quarter ended March 31, 2004 instead of in the quarter ended June 30, 2004.
     As a result, the Company is restating its results for the quarter ended
     March 31, 2004 and filing this amended Form 10-Q. The Company has
     determined that the impact of this issue on other prior periods was not
     material. Based upon the foregoing facts, management has concluded that its
     disclosure controls and procedures contained a material weakness as of
     March 31, 2004 and were therefore not effective as of that date.

         Subsequent to the end of the second quarter of 2004 in conjunction with
     the preparation of the financial statements for that period, the Company
     has implemented process and control improvements to insure that revenue is
     recognized in the proper periods. Specifically, these procedures include a
     review of all customer contracts in place and the implementation of a
     policy requiring sign-off by a senior financial officer if any new customer
     contract is entered into or existing customer contract is revised to
     contain shipping terms other than "FOB Shipping Point." There have been no
     other changes in the Company's internal control over financial reporting
     during the quarter ended March 31, 2004 that have materially affected, or
     are reasonably likely to materially affect the Company's internal control
     over financial reporting.


     4. ALSO, DISCLOSE ANY SIGNIFICANT CHANGES IN INTERNAL CONTROLS TO COMPLY
     WITH ITEM 307(B) OF REGULATION S-K. WE NOTE FROM THE 8-K DISCLOSURE THAT
     YOU HAVE IMPLEMENTED PROCESS AND CONTROL IMPROVEMENTS.

     Response: We have provided additional disclosure regarding changes in
     internal controls in response to the Staff's comment. We refer you to the
     proposed revised language in Part I, Item 4 provided above in response to
     comment 3.










SUPPLEMENTAL DOCUMENTS:

Materials Provided to Audit Committee



Transpro, Inc.

Report to the Audit Committee

August 12, 2004

*connectedthinking                         [PRICEWATERHOUSECOOPERS LOGO OMITTED]



Chronology of Sales Cutoff Issue

o    Q4 2003                 o    Transpro reversed $660 thousand of sales and
                                  $250 thousand of margin for shipments made to
                                  Advance in the last two days of the period

o    Q1 2004                 o    During the Q1 review, PwC inquired whether any
                                  cutoff issues exist at 3/31/04 and was
                                  informed that none existed

o    Q2 2004                 o    During the Q2 review, PwC inquired whether any
                                  cutoff issues exist and was provided with an
                                  analysis indicating an issue at Q1 and Q2


                                                                          Page 2
PricewaterhouseCoopers                                           August 12, 2004



Company Approach and Analysis

o    Data Accumulation       o    Sales for last four days of each period were
                                  analyzed

                             o    Proofs of delivery were obtained for shipments
                                  made in Q4 2003, Q1 2004 and Q2 2004

o    Analysis of Data        o    The analysis indicates that three days
                                  reasonably approximate the period from
                                  shipment to customer receipt. The quarterly
                                  and annual impact for 2002 and 2003 were
                                  determined by applying the three day estimate

o    Legal Interpretations   o    Wiggin & Dana to provide written opinions:
     Required
                                  -    supporting title and risk of loss passage
                                       when goods are placed on AutoZone-owned
                                       trucks

                                  -    concluding that the Advance terms and
                                       company invoicing practices result in FOB
                                       shipping point and not FOB destination


                                                                          Page 3
PricewaterhouseCoopers                                           August 12, 2004



Assessment of Financial Reporting Impact

o    Company's               o    Materiality evaluated from a quantitative and
     Assessment                   qualitative perspective

                             o    Conclusion to amend Q1 2004 Form 10-Q reducing
                                  revenues by $1.3 million and income by $249
                                  thousand

o    Legal Counsel's         o    Wiggin & Dana was consulted and concurs with
     View                         the Company's conclusion

o    PwC's View              o    PwC agrees with the Company's conclusion

o    Internal Control        o    Disclosure of a material weakness in Item 4 of
                                  Form 10-Q.


                                                                          Page 4
PricewaterhouseCoopers                                           August 12, 2004



Communications from PwC to Management



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Diana                         To "Rich Giannino" *rgiannino@transpro.com** @INTL
Montauti/US/ABAS/PwC
                              cc
07/20/2004 01:13 PM
860-241-7159                 bcc
Hartford, CT
US                       Subject Re: FW: Delivery Status Notification (Failure)
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Also Rich, does your excel file give visibility to the book value of the sales
(meaning, the related inventory value)? If yes, can you include this in the
print out as well. Thanks,

Diana Montauti
PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP
100 Pearl Street
Hartford, CT 06103
P:(860) 241-7159
F:(813) 207-3718
"Rich Giannino" *rgiannino@transpro.com**

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"Rich Giannino"
*rgiannino@transpro.com**     To Diana Montauti/US/ABAS/PwC@Americas-US

07/20/2004 11:44 AM           cc

                         Subject FW: Delivery Status Notification (Failure)

Diana
Received the email back for a second time with the same message. The file may be
too large for what you have in your inbox.
let me know if a print out is good enough or if you have another address to send
it to.
Rich
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  Subject: Undeliverable: Delivery Status Notification (Failure)
 
  Your message did not reach some or all of the intended recipients.
  
      Subject: FW: Last 2 Sales Day for Ql & Q2 2004.xls
 
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Diana                         To CDelucia@transpro.com
Montauti/US/ABAS/PwC
                                 KFlynn@transpro.com, Neil G. Mitchill
07/23/2004 03:08 PM           cc Jr./US/ABAS/PwC@Americas-US
860-241-7159
Hartford, CT                 bcc
US
                         Subject BOL and PO selections

Hi Chris,
As discussed with Ken, please pull the following selections (there are 10). We
will need the Bill of Lading and the P.O. for each.

Thank you,

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BOL and PO selections.xls

Diana Montauti
PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP
100 Pearl Street
Hartford, CT 06103
P:(860) 241-7159
F:(813) 207-3718



Selections for BOL and PO



ALT-HE Advance
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
PART #   QTY     AMT        DATE       CUS     CUS #    BU      LOC      INV #
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                                                 
432184    4     335.92   6/30/2004   ADVANCE   30048   10579   MEMPHIS   3887254
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
432392   12    1128.36   6/30/2004   ADVANCE   30048   10579   MEMPHIS   3887254


ALT-HE Advance
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
PART #   DOC TYPE   LINE TYPE   CHN   GRP CODE   GRP   Quarter     cpu       Cost
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                                                   
432184      RI          S       RTL                    2nd Qtr   51.8738   207.4952
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
432392      RI          S       RTL                    2nd Qtr   43.4357   521.2284




ALT-HE Autozone
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
PART #   QTY     AMT       DATE       CUS     CUS #    BU      LOC       INV #
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                                                
433716   26    2189.2   6/30/2004   ADVANCE   30048   10579   MEMPHIS   3887254
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
432305    2    338.48   6/30/2004   ADVANCE   30048   10579   MEMPHIS   3887253


ALT-HE Autozone
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
PART #   DOC TYPE   LINE TYPE   CHN   GRP CODE   GRP   Quarter      cpu      Cost
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                                                    
433716      RI          S       RTL                    2nd Qtr    56.0983   1458.556
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
432305      RI          S       RTL                    2nd Qtr   106.0662   212.1324




ALT-HE Ozark
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
PART #   QTY     AMT       DATE        CUS     CUS #     BU      LOC      INV #
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                                                 
431405    7    755.44   6/30/2004   OZARK P_    6897   10579   MEMPHIS   3887090
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
433918    9    565.92   6/29/2004   OZARK P_    6897   10579   MEMPHIS   3884735


ALT-HE Ozark
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
PART #   DOC TYPE   LINE TYPE   CHN   GRP CODE   GRP   Quarter     cpu       Cost
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                                                   
431405      RI          S       RTL                    2nd Qtr   58.8383   411.8681
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
433918      RI          S       RTL                    2nd Qtr   45.4387   408.9483




ALT-HE CSK
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
PART #   QTY     AMT       DATE        CUS     CUS #     BU      LOC      INV #
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                                                 
432391    7    779.31   6/30/2004   CSK AUTO   46164   10579   MEMPHIS   3887097


ALT-HE CSK
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
PART #   DOC TYPE   LINE TYPE   CHN   GRP CODE   GRP   Quarter     cpu       Cost
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                                                   
432391      RI          S       RTL                    2nd Qtr   43.4357   304.0499




ALT-HE Pep Boys
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
PART #   QTY     AMT       DATE        CUS     CUS #     BU      LOC      INV #
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                                                 
433184    8    684.24   6/30/2004   PEP BOYS   7044    10579   MEMPHIS   3887129


ALT-HE Pep Boys
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
PART #   DOC TYPE   LINE TYPE   CHN   GRP CODE   GRP   Quarter     cpu      Cost
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                                                   
433184      RI          S       RTL                    2nd Qtr   52.2638   466.1104




ALT-TC Autozone
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
PART #     QTY      AMT        DATE        CUS      CUS #     BU      LOC       INV #
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                                                       
   2642     93   11000.04   3/30/2004   AUTOZONE    14289   11963   READY-AI   3738097
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
CORE CH,   329     2138.5   3/30/2004   AUTOZONE    14289   11963   READY-AI   3738097


ALT-TC Autozone
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
PART #     DOC TYPE   LINE TYPE   CHN   GRP CODE   GRP   Quarter   cpu   Cost
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
                                                   
   2642       RI          S       RTL                    1st Qtr    0      0
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
CORE CH,      RI          I       RTL                    1st Qtr    0      0




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Diana                         To KFlynn@transpro.com
Montauti/US/ABAS/PwC
                              cc Neil G. Mitchill Jr./US/ABAS/PwC@Americas-US
07/23/2004 03:20 PM
860-241-7159                 bcc
Hartford, CT
US                       Subject Sales File and Agreement Pages

Ken,
As discussed.

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Last 2 Sales Day for Q1 & Q2 2004.zip

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Pep - AZ - CSK Page.pdf

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Advance page.PDF

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OReilley.pdf

Diana Montauti
PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP
100 Pearl Street
Hartford, CT 06103
P: (860) 241-7159
F: (813) 207-3718



PwC Sales Cutoff Analysis - 2004

B.U.     CUSTOMER   Q1 3/30   Q1 3/31   Q2 6/29   Q2 6/30


ALT-HE   Autozone    92,792    (9,125)  212,889    41,009
         Advance    (24,397)   38,932    (8,645)  100,881
         CSK          5,435    25,982     3,308    52,198
         Pep Boys    62,722     6,525     2,215    16,221
         Ozark      147,180   216,002   247,244   153,663

ALT-TC   Autozone   713,366        --    10,994     6,166
         CSK          4,158        72    14,049    16,148
         Pep Boys    55,344    50,044    41,094     1,014



Proposition 65, the Merchandise shall be labeled so that the sale of the
Merchandise by Pep Boys, assuming that Pep Boys has posted non-merchandise
specific warning signs, will not cause Pep Boys to be in violation of
Proposition 65); (h) all of the information provided by Manufacturer to Pep Boys
with respect to the Merchandise shall be true and correct, and sufficient
substantiation shall exist for the same for Pep Boys to publish and use the same
in compliance with the provisions of all federal, state and local laws and
regulations (and those of the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico) now in effect or
hereafter enacted; (i) the equal opportunity requirements set forth in 41 CFR
60-1.4, 60-250.40 and 60-741.5, as amended, are incorporated herein, and
Manufacturer shall comply with them while supplying the Merchandise to Pep Boys;
and (j) Manufacturer will comply with all of the requirements set forth in Pep
Boys' Bar Code Compliance Manual supplied from time to time.

Manufacturer agrees to an annual Merchandise line review and to remove for full
credit all slow moving and overstocked Merchandise and/or any Merchandise which
was discontinued by Manufacturer.

10. PURCHASE ORDERS: NO MERCHANDISE SHALL BE SHIPPED UNLESS A PURCHASE ORDER HAS
BEEN RECEIVED FROM PEP BOYS. Pep Boys shall have the right, at any time prior to
shipment of the Merchandise to make changes to the applicable purchase order.

11. FREIGHT: Manufacturer will ship all Merchandise directly to Pep Boys'
designated DCs F.O.B. Pep Boys' DC with Manufacturer responsible for all
freight, shipping and insurance charges. Merchandise shall be packaged and
shipped in accordance with Pep Boys' instructions and procedures, which may be
modified from time to time by Pep Boys. The risk of loss with respect to any
Merchandise shall not pass to Pep Boys until the Merchandise has been delivered
in full conformity with the applicable purchase order and this Agreement to Pep
Boys' designated DC. All Merchandise shall be subject to inspection and approval
by Pep Boys within 24 hours after receipt, notwithstanding payment therefor, and
may be rejected in whole or in part, as if it had never been accepted, if the
Merchandise is not in compliance with the assurances set forth above.
Manufacturer shall supply, at its sole cost and expense, all materials requested
by Pep Boys for the repackaging of any Merchandise deemed by Pep Boys to be not
sellable due to damaged packaging.

12. PACKAGING: Merchandise will be shipped in standard packaging, using
specified part numbers and UPC codes.

13. LIFT OF PEP BOYS' EVAPORATOR INVENTORY. Manufacturer shall purchase Three
Million Dollars ($3,000,000) (measured at Pep Boys' gross acquisition cost) of
Pep Boys' undesirable evaporator inventory per the following:

          a. Pep Boys to remove undesirable evaporator inventory from Pep Boys'
stores and to consolidate at Pep Boys' DCs. Pep Boys to appropriately package
for truckload shipments and ship via Pep Boys' specified carrier. Pep Boys will
pay freight from Pep Boys' DCs to Manufacturer.

          b. Manufacturer will issue check/three credits of Six hundred
sixty-six thousand-six hundred and sixty six dollars (S666,666) each to Pep Boys
on February 20, 2003

                         The Heat Transfer Professionals
                          [TRANSPRO, INC. LOGO OMITTED]



                          ADDENDUM TO VENDOR AGREEMENT

This Addendum to Vendor Agreement is entered into by AutoZone, Inc.
("AutoZone"), a Nevada corporation, and Transpro, Inc. ("Transpro"), a Delaware
corporation, as of the 31st day of October, 2003, and is attached to and made
a part of the Vendor Agreement (the "Agreement") dated September 8, 2003 between
AutoZone and Transpro, Inc. All capitalized terms not defined herein shall have
the meanings ascribed to them in the Agreement.

NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the premises and the mutual agreements of
the parties set forth herein, and other good and valuable consideration, the
receipt adequacy and sufficiency of which are hereby acknowledged, the parties
hereby agree as follows;

1. LIFTED INVENTORY. (a) On the terms and subject to the conditions contained
herein, AutoZone agrees to sell to Transpro, and Transpro agrees to purchase
from AutoZone in accordance with the timeline specified herein, free and clear
of any security interest, mortgage, lien, charge, restriction, encumbrance,
conditional sale agreement, claim, pledge or right of any party (each a "Lien"
and collectively, "Liens"), the types and quantities of accessories products
identified on Schedule 1 hereto and as the same may be amended by the parties in
writing at the time of each Closing (the "Lifted Inventory"). AutoZone warrants
that it has good and marketable title to the Lifted Inventory free and clear of
all Liens and that it has the right to sell the Lifted Inventory pursuant to the
terms of this Addendum. For purposes of this Agreement, the parties agree that
the Lifted Inventory shall only consist of and, accordingly, Transpro shall only
purchase from AutoZone pursuant to the terms of this Addendum, Lifted Inventory
in its original packaging and is in good and saleable condition. Transpro hereby
acknowledges and agrees that, except as otherwise provided herein, all of the
Lifted Inventory conveyed hereunder is being sold AS IS, WHERE IS in its current
condition as of die date of the Closing (as defined below). Transpro
acknowledges and agrees that lawful disposal of Lifted Inventory is the
responsibility of Transpro. At all times after title to the Lifted Inventory has
passed to Transpro pursuant to the terms of this Agreement, Transpro agrees to
indemnify AutoZone against, and hold it harmless from, any liability, cost,
loss, or expense arising out of any claim, demand, or action alleging that
negligent, improper or illegal use or disposal of the Lifted Inventory has
occurred.

     (b) The parties agree that the Lifted Inventory will be divided into three
categories: Purchased Inventory, Slow Moving Inventory, and Non-Cross Inventory.
The Lifted Inventory is divided into these categories in Schedule 1 and Schedule
2 of this Addendum.

2. SCHEDULE OF CLOSINGS. The parties acknowledge that the sale and purchase of
the Lifted Inventory described in Section I above must be consummated in a
manner that does not disrupt either party's normal business activities.
Accordingly, the parties agree that each such sale and purchase transaction
shall occur pursuant to separate "phased" closings of Midas distribution centers
and Parts Warehouse, Inc. locations serviced by such closed Midas distribution
center (each, a "Closing" and, collectively, the "Closings"), with the last
Closing occurring no later than November 30, 2003.

3. DELIVERY. The parties agree to work together in good faith to develop an
orderly delivery schedule for the Lifted Inventory which is mutually acceptable
to the parties. AutoZone shall be responsible for the freight charges relating
to all shipments of Lifted Inventory from AutoZone to Transpro (FOB shipment
destination point). All right, title and interest in and to the Lifted Inventory
shall transfer to Transpro upon completion of shipment and Transpro may dispose
of the Lifted Inventory as Transpro, in its sole opinion deems appropriate.

4. PRICING. Transpro agrees to pay AutoZone an amount equal to the number of
units per model lifted multiplied by the price per model as set forth on the
price listing, which is attached hereto and incorporated herein as Schedule 2.
for the Lifted Inventory (the "Price List"). The total amount to be paid by
Transpro for


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                              TERMS AND CONDITIONS
                              --------------------
                      APPLICABLE TO MASTER VENDOR AGREEMENT
                      -------------------------------------

1.   Pricing and Lead Times. CSK and Vendor shall mutually agree in writing upon
     the prices and lead times of each and every Product to be purchased by CSK
     from Vendor. Vendor shall offer CSK allowances, discounts, credits, prices
     and lead times that are equal to or better than those Vendor offers to any
     other customer. In the event that CSK orders a Product prior to Vendor and
     CSK reaching agreement upon the price, the price shall be the same as
     Vendor offers its best customer, unless CSK and Vendor subsequently agree
     to a lower price. Vendor shall provide CSK with ninety (90) days prior
     written notice of any proposed price increase.

2.   Allowances and Discounts. Vendor shall deduct all applicable allowances
     and discounts from the amount invoiced to CSK. At CSK's option, any
     allowance or discount may be used by CSK as a credit against amounts due
     Vendor to the extent Vendor has not previously deducted such allowances and
     discounts in full from the amount due from CSK. If for six consecutive
     months, Vendor's records indicate that CSK has a credit balance. Vendor
     shall promptly pay the amount of any credit balance to CSK.

3.   Ordering, Delivery, and Inspection. Vendor shall supply all Products
     ordered by CSK during the term of this MVA in accordance with previously
     agreed lead times. If the parties have not agreed upon specific lead times,
     Vendor shall supply the Products in accordance with their best lead times
     at no additional cost. Nothing contained herein shall require CSK to order
     any Products from Vendor. CSK may cancel any order placed with Vendor,
     without cost if CSK determines in its sole discretion that it no longer
     requires the Product. Products shall be packed by Vendor for shipment to
     CSK in accordance with written instructions provided by CSK. If CSK has not
     provided such written instructions, Vendor shall pack Products for shipment
     in accordance with good commercial practice so that Products arrive at
     their destination undamaged. Vendor shall ship Products to CSK in the
     manner mutually agreed by the parties in writing. If the parties have not
     so mutually agreed in writing, Vendor shall deliver Product FOB to CSK's
     designated location at no additional cost to CSK. Vendor shall fill CSK's
     orders at a rate of no less than 95% on the first pass, unless Vendor has
     agreed to a higher fill rate. As used in this MVA, the terms "purchase
     order" and "order" shall include each other, as well as any other form of
     request from CSK to Vendor to ship Product to CSK, including requests by
     EDI and correspondence.

     All Product furnished hereunder is subject to inspection and approval by
     CSK upon receipt, notwithstanding prior payments or acceptance of
     previously shipped similar Product, and may be rejected in whole or in
     part, by CSK if inferior in quality or workmanship or if not in conformity
     with representations made by Vendor or for any other sufficient reason.
     Further, if after receipt of any Product or any part thereof, the Product
     is determined by CSK in its good faith discretion to be contaminated, not
     in compliance with the terms, specifications or requirements of this MVA
     or otherwise unfit for sale, such Product is subject to rejection at that
     time as if it had never been accepted. If so rejected by CSK, such Product
     (and in case of Product shipped in excess of a purchase order, the excess)
     shall be subject to return to Vendor, at Vendor's expense for
     transportation both ways, labor and other costs of unloading and reloading,
     trucking and similar costs. Product so rejected may not be replaced except
     upon receipt of written instructions from CSK. In no event shall CSK's
     acceptance of any Product be deem a waiver by CSK of any rights with
     respect to the accepted Product, or with respect to any other Products.
     Vendor shall reimburse CSK for any costs, damage or expense incurred by
     CSK arising or resulting from the sale by CSK of Product which is not in
     conformance with the terms, requirements and specifications applicable to
     such Product.


Page 5 of 9                                                          Rev 1/25/00



     Purchase Level Goals       Rebate Amount
     ------------------------   -------------
     $22,000,000 - 23,999,999   0.5
     $24,000,000 - 25,999,999   0.9
     $26,000,000 - 27,999,999   1.3
     $28,000,000 - 29,999,999   1.7
     $30,000,000 - plus         2.1

     All rebates will be paid on total net sales. All credits will be issued
     within 30 days of Volume Incentive period end.

     Example One: Advance Purchase           $24,500,000
                                     x 0.9    = $220,500 rebate paid to Buyer

     Example Two: Advance Purchase           $26,500,000
                                     x 1.3    = $344,500 rebate paid to Buyer

12.  Freight Terms - Seller will ship prepaid F.O.B. from shipping point to
     Buyer's distribution centers minimum orders of $1,500. PDQ warehouse orders
     will be shipped prepaid on minimum orders of $750.

13.  Shipments - Seller will ship to Buyer all Products in accordance with
     Seller's current Vendor Service Agreement which is incorporated herein.

14.  Net Purchases - Net Purchases will be defined as gross purchases less
     credits for alleged defective returns. No other credits or deductions will
     be allowed in determining Net Purchases.

15.  Term - Upon acceptance of this Agreement by Buyer and Seller, this
     instrument shall constitute an agreement for the term of three (3) years,
     effective May 19, 2002 through May 19, 2005.

16.  Pricing - Seller agrees to hold quoted prices for the term of this
     agreement except in the event where there are substantial increases in raw
     materials and or freight cost not controlled by Seller.

     Raw materials will be defined as only aluminum, copper, brass, lead, and
     tin. Freight cost will be defined as fuel only.

     Seller agrees to supply Buyer a quote attachment (A) and both Buyer and
     Seller will approve such quote prior to signing.

17.  Catalog - Seller agrees to provide Buyer an up to date catalog or
     supplement each year at no additional cost. Current paper catalog
     requirements are two per Buyer's store per catalog. Electronic revisions
     are required in the QuickCat format or APAA format at no additional cost.


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                                                            PAYMENT TERMS
                                                            -------------

ALL DATING SHALL BEGIN AT THE DATE OF RECEIPT OF THE GOODS AT 0'REILLY'S DOCK ON ALL PROX (PROXIMO) DATINGS, GOODS INVOICED AFTER 
THE 25TH OF A MONTH SHALL BE PAYABLE AS IF RECEIVED IN THE FOLLOWING MONTH. INVOICES SHOULD BE MAILED ON THE SAME DAY GOODS ARE 
SHIPPED AND SHALL DATE FROM O'REILLY'S RECEIPT OF THE GOODS.

      0% Cash Discount 120 days until discount payment is due, net 121 days.

________ 15th prox, net _______ days

______ % Early Pay/Anticipation Discount
                                           -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

O'Reilly's Purchase Order terms should read as follows:
                                                        ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Operating Order or Changeover Terms:
                                     -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

                                     -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------



                                                               QUALITY
                                                               -------

Vendor agrees to supply O'Reilly Auto Parts product that meets or exceeds the original equipment manufacturers specifications. Any
changes in product makeup or design from those agreed upon by O'Reilly Auto Parts at time of original purchase must be communicated
to the Product Manager with said list of changes, along with specifications and independent lab test results. Any product that does
not hold up to these standards, or changes that create lessor quality than those agreed upon, will bring about immediate termination
of our association.


                                                         SHIPPING AGREEMENT
                                                         ------------------

                                                                                             COMMITTED                       
DISTRIBUTION CENTERS                                              YOUR SHIPPING POINTS       LEAD TIME       PENALTY         
------------------------------------------------------            --------------------   -----------------   -------         

SPRINGFIELD: 233 S. Patterson, Springfield, MO 65802              MEMPHIS, TN                         days     ___%        
                                                                                         ------------                  --------
KANSAS CITY: 4134 Front St, Kansas City, MO 64120                 MEMPHIS, TN                         days     ___%        
                                                                                         ------------                  --------
OKLAHOMA CITY: 11 S. MacArthur, Oklahoma City, OK 73127           MEMPHIS, TN                         days     ___%        
                                                                                         ------------                  --------
DES MOINES: 1800 Guthrie, Des Moines, IA 50316                    MEMPHIS, TN                         days     ___%        
                                                                                         ------------                  --------
HOUSTON: 8601 Tavenor, Houston, TX 77075                          MEMPHIS, TN                         days     ___%        
                                                                                         ------------                  --------
MCALLEN: 820 South 23rd, McAllen, TX 78501                        MEMPHIS, TN                         days     ___%        
                                                                                         ------------                  --------
DALLAS 301 Neal Street, Seagoville, TX 75159                      MEMPHIS, TN                         days     ___%        
                                                                                         ------------                  --------
LITTLE ROCK, 4350 Stockton Drive, Little Rock, AR 72117           MEMPHIS, TN                         days     ___%
                                                                                         ------------                  --------
NASHVILLE: 485 Craighead Street, Nashville, TN 37204              MEMPHIS, TN                         days     ___%
                                                                                         ------------                  --------
KNOXVILLE: 915 North Cherry Street, Knoxville, TN 37917           MEMPHIS, TN                         days     ___%
                                                                                         ------------                  --------
ALABAMA: 120 Jacintoport Blvd., Saraland, AL 36571                MEMPHIS, TN                         days     ___%
                                                                                         ------------                  --------

Vendor guarantees to ship at a minimum fill rate of 93% within ____ 15_____ days from date of order until receipt on our dock or a
penalty of 15% of the total not shipped will be charged on a monthly basis for stock orders shipped out of our Memphis DC ONLY.


ALL MERCHANDISE TO BE SHIPPED F.O.B DESTINATION     FREIGHT REQUIREMENTS
-----------------------------------------------     --------------------
                 [X] Prepaid                               Pounds          Dollars
                                                    ------          ------
                 [_] Collect                               Units           Cases
                                                    ------          ------
                 [_] F.O.B.                                Pallets         Other
                                                    ------          ------
Split Shipment Dropoff Charge?           
                              ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Pick-up Allowance?
                   -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Pallet Charges?
                   -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

                   -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

                   -------   -------

                   -------   -------

SHIPPING REQUIREMENTS
---------------------

O'Reilly Auto Parts requires that the following guidelines be stricly adhered to for shipments coming into our distribution 
facilities:

     1.   All shipments must include a packing list.
          ---           ----
     2.   All packing lists being released with the shipments need to be placed in one carton and the outside of the carton should
     be marked: "Packing List Enclosed".

     3.   The carton containing the packing list(s) should be placed on the top layer of the skid.

     4.   The bill of lading provided to the freight carrier should list all purchase order numbers that are included in that
     shipment. This information should also appear on the freight carriers bill of lading.

     5.   All shipments must be separated by each individual DSO code/purchase order number and not mixed on pallets.

Should we receive merchandise improperly we will impose a penalty accordingly to cover the added expense of processing your order.
This penalty will be $50.00 per each occurrence at each DC location.



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--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Sales Cutoff

     1.   Data validation

     2.   Bills of lading / Purchase orders / Invoices

     3.   Verify shipping point / destination for items shipped on last two days

     4.   Detail of credits (summary by customer)

     5.   Impact of non-retail customers

     6.   Impact of other quarters

     7.   Schedule of quarterly financial data and trends (Sales / Margin /
          Pretax income)

     8.   Legal Counsel

     9.   Audit Committee

     10.  PwC Risk Management



TRANSPRO, INC.
SALES CUTOFF REVIEW
DATA AND ANALYSIS REQUIREMENTS

     1.   Data Collection

               a.   Populate sales data matrix

               b.   Obtain the following information for ME -2 and ME -1 day
                    sales (source from amounts which generated reported
                    financials):

                         i.   Customer name

                         ii.  Ship/invoice date

                         iii. Invoice amount

                         iv.  Cost amount

                         v.   Ship From location

                         vi.  Ship To location

                         vii. Shipping terms

               c.   Customer shipping terms

                         i.   Query of customers and related terms

               d.   Summary of customer waterfall allowances

     2.   Data Validation

               a.   Sample of bill of ladings, purchase orders, and invoices to
                    validate two day cutoff assumptions



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Diana                         TO RGiannino@transpro.com
Montauti/US/ABAS/PwC
                              cc KFlynn@transpro.com

07/26/2004 10:08 AM          bcc
860-241-7159
Hartford, CT             Subject Quarterly data file
US

Rich,
Here is the updated electronic version of the spreadsheet reviewed in this
morning's meeting.

[GRAPHIC OMITTED]
Analytic of Sales by Customer by Qtr by day.xls

Diana Montauti
PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP
100 Pearl Street
Hartford, CT 06103
P: (860) 241-7159
F: (813) 207-3718



TRANSPRO, INC.
SALES CUTOFF REVIEW



                                             2002                2003           2004
                                      -----------------   -----------------   -------
                                      Q1   Q2   Q3   Q4   Ql   Q2   Q3   Q4   Q1   Q2
                                                      
ALT-HE

Total Gross Sales
      Autozone
      Advance
      Pep Boys
      Ozark
      CSK
      Other FOB Destination
      Other FOB Shipping Point
   Total                               0    0    0    0    0    0    0    0    0    0
   Actual sales for quarter end
      Difference                       0    0    0    0    0    0    0    0    0    0

Month end -3 Days
      Autozone
      Advance
      Pep Boys
      Ozark
      CSK
      Other FOB Destination
      Other FOB Shipping Point
   Total                               0    0    0    0    0    0    0    0    0    0

Month end -2 Days
      Autozone
      Advance
      Pep Boys
      Ozark
      CSK
      Other FOB Destination
      Other FOB Shipping Point
   Total                               0    0    0    0    0    0    0    0    0    0

Month end -1 Day
      Autozone
      Advance
      Pep Boys
      Ozark
      CSK
      Other FOB Destination
      Other FOB Shipping Point
   Total                               0    0    0    0    0    0    0    0    0    0

ALT-TC

Total Gross Sales
      Autozone
      Pep Boys
      CSK
      Other FOB Destination
      Other FOB Shipping Point
   Total                               0    0    0    0    0    0    0    0    0    0
   Actual sales for the quarter end
      Difference                       0    0    0    0    0    0    0    0    0    0

Month end -3 Days
      Autozone
      Pep Boys
      CSK
      Other FOB Destination
      Other FOB Shipping Point
   Total                               0    0    0    0    0    0    0    0    0    0

Month end -2 Days
      Autozone
      Pep Boys
      CSK
      Other FOB Destination
      Other FOB Shipping Point
   Total                               0    0    0    0    0    0    0    0    0    0

Month end -1 Day
      Autozone
      Pep Boys
      CSK
      Other FOB Destination
      Other FOB Shipping Point
   Total                               0    0    0    0    0    0    0    0    0    0




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Diana                       To CSawicki@transpro.com
Montauti/US/ABAS/PwC
                            cc
07/27/2004 10:47 AM
860-241-7159               bcc
Hartford, CT
US                     Subject files

Hi Chet,
I haven't seen the other files come through yet (for all quarters other than Q1
2004). Can you resend to me? Thanks,

Diana Montauti
PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP
100 Pearl Street
Hartford, CT 06103
P: (860) 241-7159
F: (813) 207-3718



[GRAPHIC OMITTED]

Thomas                      To "Ken Flynn" *KFLYNN@transpro.com** @INTL
Gaidimas/US/ABAS/PwC
                               rwisot@transpro.com, Raj K.
08/02/2004 05:45 PM         cc Dansinghani/US/ABAS/PwC@Americas-US, Jeremy J.
(860)241-7019                  Budzian/US/ABAS/PwC@Americas-US
Hartford
US                         bcc John F Gabranski/US/ABAS/PwC@Americas-US

                       Subject Re: FW: Freight Policy Change [GRAPHIC OMITTED]

Ken,

Any thought to explicitly indicating that the new terms will be FOB shipping
point?

Tom

"Ken Flynn" *KFLYNN@transpro.com**

[GRAPHIC OMITTED]

"Ken Flynn"
*KFLYNN@transpro.com**      To Thomas Gaidimas/US/ABAS/PwC@Americas-US

08/02/2004 05:33 PM         cc

                       Subject FW: Freight Policy Change

FYI, this is the letter which has been sent to each of the five FOB destination
customers.

----------------------------------------
From: Cindy O'Brien
Sent: Monday, August 02, 2004 5:28 PM
To: Whitey McLean - NAW
Cc: SR STAFF
Subject: Freight Policy Change

The following letter is being sent via overnight mail to AutoZone.

**FOB Policy Change Ltr - Zone.doc****

Cindy O'Brien

Transpro

800-755-2160 Ext 354[attachment "FOB Policy Change Ltr - Zone.doc" deleted by
Thomas Gaidimas/US/ABAS/PwC]



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Thomas                        To "Ken Flynn" *KFLYNN@transpro.com**@INTL
Gaidimas/US/ABAS/PwC
                              cc "Rich Giannino" *rgiannino@transpro.com**,
08/02/2004 05:23 PM              "Richard Wisot" *RWISOT@transpro.com**
(860) 241-7019
Hartford                     bcc
US
                         Subject Re: Sales cutoff [GRAPHIC OMITTED]

will do
Ken Flynn" *KFLYNN@transpro.com**

[GRAPHIC OMITTED]

"Ken Flynn"
*KFLYNN@transpro.com**        To Thomas Gaidimas/US/ABAS/PwC@Americas-US

08/02/2004 05:16 PM           cc "Richard Wisot" *RWISOT@transpro.com**,
                                 "Rich Giannino"
                                 *rgiannino@transpro.com**

                         Subject Sales cutoff

I've spoken with Rich G., and we should have information for you to go through
tomorrow afternoon. Can you have Jeremy come up tomorrow afternoon? This would
include sales summaries for the last four shipping days of each quarter and
summaries of the deliveries on each of those days which were made prior to the
end of the month. We're going to go over the information with Rich first thing
in the morning, and will give you a telephone call to review the findings.



[GRAPHIC OMITTED]

Thomas                        To "Ken Flynn" *kflynn@transpro.com**
Gaidimas/US/ABAS/PwC
                              cc
08/06/2004 08:18 AM
                             bcc

                         Subject Re: Cutoff comparison

It may be premature

------Original Message------
From: "Ken Flynn" [KFLYNN@transpro.com]
Sent: 08/06/2004 08:04 AM
To: Thomas Gaidimas
Cc: Richard Wisot" *RWISOT@transpro.com**
Subject: RE: Cutoff comparison

Tom, this would be the meeting to clear the quarter with them.

From: thomas.gaidimas@us.pwc.com [mailto: thomas.gaidimas@us.pwc.com]
Sent: Thursday, August 05, 2004 7:18 PM
To: Ken Flynn
Subject: Re: Cutoff comparison

This the first I've heard of a call on Monday. What's the subject?

------Original Message------
From: "Ken Flynn" [KFLYNN@transpro.com]
Sent: 08/05/2004 06:02 PM
To: Thomas Gaidimas; Neil Mitchill Jr.; Jeremy Budzian
Cc: Richard Wisot" *RWISOT@tranapro.com**
Subject: Cutoff comparison

Attached is an updated comparison with receipt data for 2002.

Tom, Rich wanted me to remind you that tomorrow we'll need an agenda for the
Audit Committee conference call which we're going to try to set up for Monday.
We'll also need an agenda for the meeting on Thursday.

Rich and I will be in at 8 tomorrow morning so you can give us an update.



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Thomas                        To "Ken Flynn" *kflynn@transpro.com**
Gaidimas/US/ABAS/PwC
                              cc
08/05/2004 07:17 PM
                             bcc

                         Subject Re: Cutoff comparison

This the first I've heard of a call on Monday, What's the subject?

------Original Message------
From: "Ken Flynn" [KFLYNN@transpro.com]
Sent: 08/05/2004 06:02 PM
To: Thomas Gaidimas; Neil Mitchill Jr.; Jeremy Budzian
Cc: Richard Wisot" *RWISOT@transpro.com**
Subject: Cutoff comparison

Attached is an updated comparison with receipt data for 2002.

Tom, Rich wanted me to remind you that tomorrow we'll need an agenda for the
Audit Committee conference call which we're going to try to set up for Monday.
We'll also need an agenda for the meeting on Thursday.

Rich and I will be in at 8 tomorrow morning so you can give us an update.



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Jeremy J.                  To Neil G. Mitchill Jr./US/ABAS/PwC@Americas-US
Budzian/US/ABAS/PwC
                           cc
09/13/2004 05:16 PM
(860)241-7178             bcc
Hartford
US                    Subject Fw: Sales cutoff

FYI

--- Forwarded by Jeremy J. Budzian/US/ABAS/PwC on 09/13/2004 05:16 PM ---

[GRAPHIC OMITTED]

Jeremy J.
Budzian/US/ABAS/PwC        To "Rich Giannino" *rgiannino@transpro.com**,
                              "Steve Mucha" *SMucha@transpro.com**,
08/09/2004 05:46 PM           s.miller@transpro.com
(860)241-7178              cc "Ken Flynn" *KFLYNN@transpro.com** @INTL, Neil G.
Hartford                      Mitchill Jr./US/ABAS/PwC@Americas-US
US                    Subject Sales cutoff [GRAPHIC OMITTED]

Rich / Steve and Sharon:

We've been through the cutoff summary, sales & margin reports, pivot tables and
PODs provided and here's where we stand as far as remaining questions /
concerns:

1.   Please email me the raw data files for all quarters prior to 4q 2003. As of
     Thursday, I had only requested 2q 2004, 1q 2004 and 4q 2003. I just want to
     do a sanity check on the earlier quarters as far as the mapping of the data
     from the G/L file dumps to the pivot tables, etc.

2.   With respect to the AutoZone "private fleet" shipments, why were there no
     shipments on AZ trucks in 4q 2003? If on AZ trucks on 12/31/03, shouldn't
     they be included as eligible sales in 2003 consistent with the 2004
     quarters? How were the AZ "private fleet" shipments verified? Also, we
     still need some evidence regarding the usage of AZ trucks for Ready Aire
     shipments of container #s 7264750 and 7284294 in 1q 2004. Also, how do we
     know Ready Aire container # 7342098 in 1q 2004 was on a AZ truck? How do we
     know AZ container # 7342141 (Paschall) for $162k in sales was not delivered
     on an AZ truck? In 2q 2004, we need evidence of the usage of AZ trucks for
     Ready Aire container #s 8475705 and 84753733.

3.   Need to understand why the following were excluded from eligible sales - In
     1q 2004, AZ container # 7309592 for $151k of sales rec'd on 03/29/04; In 2q
     2004, AZ container # 36717 for $40k of sales rec'd on 06/30/04.

4.   Need to understand why the following were included within eligible sales -
     In 1q 2004, Pep Boys container # 603512 for $36k of sales dropped on
     03/30/04 and not signed by receiver until 04/02/04.

Once the above questions are addressed, we will be comfortable with the impact
summary prepared by Ken and discussed last Thursday. I'd be happy to walk you
through any of these items in further detail at your convenience.

Thanks,

Jeremy
(860) 241-7178 today
(860) 728-6393 tomorrow



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Neil G. Mitchill           To rwisot@transpro.com, kflynn@transpro.com
Jr./US/ABAS/PwC
                           cc
08/09/2004 06:01 PM
860-241-7390              bcc

Hartford, CT          Subject Cutoff Schedule
US

[GRAPHIC OMITTED]
Sales Cutoff Analysis Transpro Inc 8-4-2004 3 days wo advance.xls



Transpro, Inc.
Evaluation of Sales Cutoff
(ASSUMES 3 DAY EXCLUSION)
Excludes Advance



                                                    Q4 2001   YTD 2001   Q1 2002   Q2 2002   Q3 2002   Q4 2002   YTD 2002
                                                    ------------------   ------------------------------------------------
                                                                                            
Reported pre-tax - continuing operations             (6,331)  (17,598)      103     1,722     2,213    (1,732)     2,306
Operating income reversal                              (108)     (108)     (427)     (268)     (198)     (183)      (183)
Operating income addition                                --        --       108       427       268       198        108
                                                    ------------------   ------------------------------------------------
Adjusted pre-tax income (loss) - cont ops            (6,439)  (17,708)     (216)    1,881     2,283    (1,717)     2,231
                                                    ------------------   ------------------------------------------------
% change from reported pre-tax                         -1.7%     -0.6%    309.7%     -9.2%     -3.2%      0.9%       3.3%

Net Impact to period                                   (108)     (108)     (319)      159        70        15        (75)

Income tax (benefit) expense                          6,889     2,710    (3,853)      177       513    (1,390)    (4,353)
Adjusted income (loss) before acct change & ext i   (13,328)  (20,416)    3,437     1,704     1,770      (327)     6,584
Cumulative effect of accounting change                   --        --    (4,671)       --        --        --     (4,671)
Adjusted Loss (income) before ext item              (13,328)  (20,416)   (1,234)    1,704     1,770      (327)     1,913
Extraordinary item                                     (150)     (530)       --        --        --        --         --
Adjusted Net (loss) income                          (13,478)  (20,946)   (1,234)    1,704     1,770      (327)     1,913
Reported Net (loss) income                          (13,370)  (20,838)     (915)    1,545     1,700      (342)     1,988
                                                       (108)     (108)     (319)      159        70        15        (75)
                                                        0.8%      0.5%     34.9%     10.3%      4.1%     -4.4%      -3.8%

Period end pre-tax impact of ineligible sales           108       108       427       268       198       183        183
(Assumes full 3 day exclusion)


                                                    Q1 2003   Q2 2003   Q3 2003   Q4 2003   YTD 2003    Q1 2004   Q2 2004   YTD 2004
                                                    ------------------------------------------------   -----------------------------
                                                                                                     
Reported pre-tax - continuing operations            (4,736)   (2,285)    2,899    (1,575)    (5,699)     (447)      851         404
Operating income reversal                             (120)      (92)     (205)      141        141      (249)     (234)       (234)
Operating income addition                              183       120        92       205        183      (141)      249        (141)
                                                    ------------------------------------------------   -----------------------------
Adjusted pre-tax income (loss) - cont ops           (4,675)   (2,257)    2,788    (1,229)    (5,375)     (637)      666          29
                                                    ------------------------------------------------   -----------------------------
% change from reported pre-tax                         1.3%      1.2%      3.9%     22.0%       5.7%    -87.2%     -1.8%       92.8%

Net impact to period                                    63        28      (113)      348        324      (390)       15        (375)

Income tax (benefit) expense                          (403)   (1,678)      938       (20)    (1,163)      (34)       63          29
Adjusted Income (loss) before acct change & ext i    (4272)     (579)    1,848    (1,209)    (4,212)     (603)      803          --
Cumulative effect of accounting change                  --        --        --        --         --        --        --          --
Adjusted Loss (income) before ext item              (4,272)     (579)    1,848    (1,209)    (4,212)     (803)      803          --
Extraordinary item                                      --        --        --        --         --        --        --          --
Adjusted Net (loss) income                          (4,272)     (579)    1,848    (1,209)    (4,212)     (803)      803          --
Reported Net (loss) income                          (4,335)     (607)    1,961    (1,555)    (4,536)     (413)      788         375
                                                        63        28      (113)      346        324      (390)       15        (375)
                                                      -1.5%     -4.6%     -5.8%    -22.3%      -7.1%     94.4%      1.9%     -100.0%

Period end pre-tax impact of ineligible sales          120        92       205      -141       -141       249       234        234
(Assumes full 3 day exclusion)






Reported                                      Q4 2001   YTD 2001   Q1 2002   Q2 2002   Q3 2002   Q4 2002   YTD 2002

                                                                                       
Reported Pre-Tax - Continuing Operations       (6,331)  (17,598)       103    1,722     2,213    (1,732)     2,306
Income tax (benefit) expense                    6,889     2,710     (3,653)     177       513    (1,390)    (4,353)
Income (loss) before acct change & ext item   (13,220)  (20.308)     3,756    1,545     1,700      (342)     6,659
Cumulative effect of accounting change             --        --     (4,671)      --        --        --     (4,671)
Loss (income) before ext item                 (13,220)  (20,306)      (915)   1,545     1,700      (342)     1,988
Extraordinary item                               (150)     (530)        --       --        --        --         --
Net (loss) income                             (13,370)  (20,838)      (915)   1,545     1,700      (342)     1,988

Tax rate                                       -108.8%    -15.4%   -3548.8%    10.3%     23.2%     80.3%    -188.8%
Discrete tax items


Reported                                      Q1 2003   Q2 2003   Q3 2003   Q4 2003   YTD 2003   Q1 2004   Q2 2004   YTD 2004

                                                                                               
Reported Pre-Tax - Continuing Operations      (4,738)   (2,285)    2,895    (1,575)    (5,599)    (447)      851       404
Income tax (benefit) expense                    (403)   (1,678)      938       (20)    (1,163)     (34)       63        29
Income (loss) before acct change & ext item   (4,335)     (607)    1,961    (1,555)    (4,536)    (413)      788       375
Cumulative effect of accounting change            --        --        --        --         --       --        --        --
Loss (income) before ext item                 (4,335)     (607)    1,961    (1,555)    (4,536)    (413)      788       375
Extraordinary item                                --        --        --        --         --       --        --        --
Net (loss) income                             (4,335)     (607)    1,961    (1,555)    (4,536)    (413)      788       375

Tax rate                                         8.5%     73.4%     32.4%      1.3%      20.4%     7.6%      7.4%    Quart
Discrete tax items




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Neil G. Mitchill              To kflynn@transpro.com

Jr./US/ABAS/PwC               cc

                             bcc

                         Subject SAB 99

08/09/2004 06:40 PM
860-241-7390
Hartford, CT
US

Here you go....
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Jeremy J.                     To Neil G. Mitchill Jr./US/ABAS/PwC@Americas-US
Budzian/US/ABAS/PwC
                              cc
09/13/2004 05:17 PM
(860)241-7178                bcc
Hartford
US                       Subject Fw: restatement

FYI

----- Forwarded by Jeremy J. Budzian/US/ABAS/PwC on 09/13/2004 05:16 PM -----

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Jeremy J.
Budzian/US/ABAS/PwC           To "Ken Flynn" *KFLYNN@transpro.com**@INTL,
08/10/2004 01:51 PM              "Maurice Bafumi" *mbafumi@transpro.com**
(860) 241-7178                cc Neil G. Mitchill Jr./US/ABAS/PwC@Americas-US
Hartford
US                       Subject  RE: restatement [GRAPHIC OMITTED]

Ken / Maurice:

When the entries have been recorded, can you send me the revised management
reporting package and the latest draft of the 10-Q? I will start going through
this afternoon and will be down tomorrow to finish up.

Thanks,

Jeremy
728-6393

"Ken Flynn" *KFLYNN@transpro.com**

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"Ken Flynn"
*KFLYNN@transpro.com**           "Ken Flynn" *KFLYNN@transpro.com**, Neil G.
                                 Mitchill
08/10/2004 08:53 AM           To Jr./US/ABAS/PwC@Americas-US, Jeremy J.
                                 Budzian/US/ABAS/PwC@Americas-US
                              cc "Maurice Bafumi" *mbafumi@transpro.com**

                         Subject RE: restatement

I'm going to have Maurice make the entry rounded to the nearest thousand.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
From: Ken Flynn
Sent: Tuesday, August 10, 2004 8:40 AM
To: 'neil.g.mitchill.jr@us.pwc.com'; 'jeremy.j.budzian@us.pwc.com'
Subject: restatement

Ignore the 2002 and 2003 numbers.



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Neil G. Mitchill              To rwisot@transpro.com
Jr./US/ABAS/PwC
                              cc
08/11/2004 01:43 PM
860-241-7390                 bcc
Hartford, CT
US                       Subject Agenda for AC Meeting

Rich,

Attached is the agenda for tomorrow's meeting.

Thanks

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Neil Transpro Q2 AC Agenda 8-12-04.doc



                                 TRANSPRO, INC.
                               SECOND QUARTER 2004
                             AUDIT COMMITTEE MEETING
                                 AUGUST 12, 2004

[ ]  Scope of Review

[ ]  Sales Cutoff & Ql 2004 Restatement

[ ]  Required Communications

     o    Summary of unadjusted differences

     o    Changes in significant accounting policies

     o    Internal control weakness

     o    Accounting and disclosure

[ ]  Other Matters

     o    PwC continuance

     o    Management letter

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Thomas                        To "Ken Flynn" *KFLYNN@transpro.com**@INTL
Gaidimas/US/ABAS/PwC
                                 "Charley Johnson" *CJohnson@transpro.com**,
                                 "Grundei,
08/13/2004 02:03PM            cc Michael" *MGrundei@wiggin.com**, Neil G.
(860) 241-7019                   Mitchill
Hartford                         Jr./US/ABAS/PwC@Americas-US, "Richard Wisot"
US                               *RWISOT@transpro.com**

                             bcc

                         Subject Re: 8-K draft [GRAPHIC OMITTED]

Ken,

No comments on the 8-k.

Tom
"Ken Flynn" *KFLYNN@transpro.com**

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"Ken Flynn"
*KFLYNN@transpro.com**           "Grundei, Michael" *MGrundei@wiggin.com**,
08/13/2004 11:07 AM              Thomas
                              To Gaidimas/US/ABAS/PwC@Americas-US, Neil G,
                                 Mitchill
                                 Jr./US/ABAS/PwC@Americas-US
                              cc "Richard Wisot *RWISOT@transpro.com**, "Charley
                                 Johnson" *CJohnson@transpro.com**
                         Subject 8-K draft

Attached is a draft of the 8-K on Monday's press release for your review and
comments. [attachment "8-K 2004 second quarter press release-Aug 16.doc" deleted
by Thomas Gaidimas/US/ABAS/PwC]