Federated Member Vaca Valley Auto Parts Celebrates 45th Anniversary

Vaca Valley Auto Parts began in 1974 with five employees working out of a 4,800-square-foot building with one delivery vehicle. Today, headquartered in a 30,000-square-foot building, more than 30 employees and a large fleet of delivery vehicles continue to serve Solano County.

Federated member Vaca Valley Auto Parts of Fairfield, California, is celebrating its 45th anniversary. A family business, Vaca Valley is owned and operated by Jack Martin, his wife Evelyn and their son Trevor.

“We want to congratulate the Martins and the entire Vaca Valley staff on their 45th anniversary,” said Rusty Bishop, CEO of Federated Auto Parts. “The Martin family truly exhibits all the traits that make Federated members so special. They are hard-working, knowledgeable, provide great customer service, give back to community and are always willing to share their expertise with the entire Federated membership. We wish them many more years of great success.”

In celebration of its 45th anniversary, Vaca Valley has been conducting sales promotions for its customers. Some of the participating vendors that have partnered with Vaca Valley include: Aisin, Akebono, Dayco, Deka/East Penn, Dorman, KYB, Premium Guard and Raybestos. All the promotions have featured a special 45th anniversary theme.

Formed in 1974, Vaca Valley was originally owned by Jack Martin, Richard Black and Will Suter. Jack and Evelyn Martin purchased the remaining shares in 1975 and in 2002, Vaca Valley aligned with Federated. The Martin’s son Trevor currently serves as the company’s president. Vaca Valley Auto Parts began with five employees working out of a 4,800-square-foot building with one delivery vehicle. Today, headquartered in a 30,000-square-foot building, more than 30 employees and a large fleet of delivery vehicles continue to serve Solano County. 

“We want to thank all of our employees throughout the years for their dedication and hard work in helping make Vaca Valley the company it is today,” said Trevor Martin. “We especially want to thank our customers. We have some of the most loyal customers in the aftermarket and I can’t thank them enough for the trust they put in Vaca Valley day in and day out.”     

You May Also Like

BendPak to Debut Eight-Armed Car Lift Concept at NADA

Octa-Flex improves technician productivity, convenience and ergonomics, according to BendPak.

BendPak announced its patent-pending Octa-Flex™ concept, which it's calling "a radical new two-post lift design," that features two sets of arms: triple-telescoping swing arms, plus all-new integrated lift-assist arms.

The EV12DPS Octa-Flex prototype will make its global premiere at NADA Expo, in Las Vegas, Feb. 2-4, 2024, in booth 4569W.

PRT Heavy Duty Presenting Innovations at HDAW ‘24

PRT is exhibiting a full line of shocks and air springs for heavy-duty applications.

Northwood to Host Career Fair on Feb. 15

The fair allows companies to discuss job openings and identify future talent.

New ASE Leadership, Board Members Assume Roles

Dave Johnson has become ASE president and CEO, replacing Tim Zilke.

Mitchell 1 Names ‘Thank You Thursdays!’ Sweepstakes Winners

Six auto service professionals in the industry each won a $100 gift card.

Other Posts
Gentex to Demonstrate Automotive Tech at CES 2024

Gentex will showcase its collaboration with ADASKY, focusing on advancing thermal imaging technology for the automotive industry.

Transtar Industries Launches Remanned Transmission Products

The company provides a sustainable solution for transmission products and simplified complex vehicle repair.

Bridgestone Donates 12 Vans to Boys & Girls Clubs for Youth Transportation

Bridgestone grants $400K for youth transportation to 20 Clubs, aiding clubhouse access.

Transtar Holding Co. Acquires Arch Auto Parts

Arch Auto Parts will become part of Transtar’s NexaMotion Group.