Dorman, a leading supplier of OEM "exclusive" automotive replacement parts, renewed its 342,000-square-foot manufacturing and headquarters lease at 3400 E. Walnut St. in Colmar, PA for an additional five years.
The 342,000-square-foot warehouse building was constructed in 1954 on 27.8 acres in the East Montgomery County Industrial submarket of Philadelphia. It features five loading docks, five drive-in bays and trailer parking.
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