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Auto Plus And Pep Boys Expand Footprint In Pittsburgh

Auto Plus and Pep Boys President and CEO Brent Windom today announced the acquisition of Industrial Engine & Supply Inc., an automotive aftermarket parts store operation located in the Pittsburgh market.

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Auto Plus - 2016 - LogoAuto Plus and Pep Boys President and CEO Brent Windom today announced the acquisition of Industrial Engine & Supply Inc., an automotive aftermarket parts store operation located in the Pittsburgh market.

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Pep Boys - WO Tag - Logo“Industrial Engine & Supply Inc. is a welcome addition to our company,” said Windom. “We are committed to aggressive growth through acquisition and corporate store development, and a business such as Industrial Engine & Supply enhances our footprint in Pittsburgh – a key market for Auto Plus and Pep Boys.”

Industrial Engine & Supply Inc. opened its doors in 1972 and initially focused on industrial sales, and then gradually added automotive lines. Today, it is a full-line operation in the automotive aftermarket, serving local professional service centers and independently owned stores in western Pennsylvania.

 

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