National Performance Warehouse Announces Second Store Expansion In Alabama

National Performance Warehouse Announces Second Store Expansion In Alabama

The southeast auto stores are supported out of NPW's Associate Jobbers Warehouse in Boaz, Alabama.

National Performance Warehouse Companies announced it has acquired Abbie Auto Parts, Boaz, Alabama. This brings the total of the southeast auto parts chain to a dozen.

The southeast auto stores are supported out of NPW’s Associate Jobbers Warehouse (AJW) in Boaz, Alabama.

AJW operates from a 165,000-sq. ft. modern facility that serves 200-plus jobbers and now 12  southeast auto parts stores.

National Performance Warehouse Companies operates from 15 DCs in the U.S. and Canada.

The company now distributes more than 700 lines of traditional, performance, truck, chemical and engine parts brands.

“This addition is another BOD member retiring from store operations and we obtain the ability to continue the operation,” said Larry Pacey, president and CEO of NPW. “We wish Joe Abercrombie, the former owner, the best in his new IBM computer business.”

The National Performance Warehouse Companies operate from 15 distribution centers in the U.S. and Canada: 4 facilities in Florida; Miami (2), Ft. Lauderdale and Tampa; Ajax, Ontario, Canada; Warwick, R.I.; three facilities in California; Los Angeles, Sacramento and San Jose; 1 in Salt Lake City, Utah; 1 each in Boise and Idaho Falls, Idaho; Renton, Washington; Dallas, Texas and Boaz, Alabama.

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