Fisher Auto Parts Acquires Market Street Auto Parts

Fisher Auto Parts Acquires Market Street Auto Parts

Market Street Auto Parts has been serving North Lebanon County in Pennsylvania for more than 16 years.

Fisher Auto Parts has acquired Market Street Auto Parts in Jonestown, Pennsylvania, the company announced.

Market Street Auto Parts has been serving North Lebanon County in Pennsylvania for more than 16 years. Market Street is a supplier to the professional installer, and maintains a steady retail and do-it-yourself customer base. Quality parts, prompt delivery, competitive pricing and experienced counter personnel have helped make Market Street Auto Parts very successful in the area.

As part of the transition, Keister will remain with Fisher Auto Parts in a customer service role, while Market Street Vice President Joe Kneasel will handle store management and Secretary-Treasurer George F. Maren will serve in an advisory role.

Geoffrey Shifflett, area vice president of Fisher Auto Parts, and Mark Keister, president of Market Street Auto Parts, made the announcement.

“With Fisher’s strong inventory network and Market Street’s 45 years of experience, we should become the powerhouse of Northern Lebanon County,” Maren said.

Fisher Auto Parts is the founding member of Federated Auto Parts Distributors and now has approximately 500 company-owned locations plus more than 100 independent jobbers in 18 states.

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