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One of the very first Pep Boys ads circa 1923-1924, featuring the original Jack face, which is now no longer used and has been replaced, as well the first appearances of the Manny and Moe faces that are both still on the current logo today. An ad for Pep Boys featuring the current Jack face, for a former Allentown, Pennsylvania store in 1937.
In April 1932, Arthur Taubman purchased the Advance Stores from Pep Boys, with two stores in Roanoke, Virginia, and one in Lynchburg, Virginia. [5] Advance premiered on the Fortune 500 list of companies in 2003 at No. 466. [6] In January 2005, Advance was named the “Best Managed Company in America” in the retail sector by Forbes. [7]
Later, Building #19 1/8 opened in the old Stuart's store in the Harborlight Mall on Rt 3A in Weymouth, Massachusetts; still later that store was closed to build a Lowe's Store. The main store Building #19 moved from Derby Street in Hingham and was situated in Weymouth at the old Caldor/Zayre's/Ames building on Massachusetts Route 18.
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"Pep Boys" is the overwhelmingly predominant name for this subject, both among the general public and within the company itself. (The website, which is located at pepboys.com, contains far more references to "Pep Boys" than to "Pep Boys Auto" or "The Pep Boys – Manny, Moe & Jack.") —David Levy 16:27, 16 October 2009 (UTC)
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