765-289-4116
TOM CHERRY MUFFLERS

Trust our qualified technicians to take care of your car or truck with the highest quality parts and service.

Shop Hours

Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
7:30 am – 5:00 pm
Tuesday
7:30 am – 7:30 pm

Closed Saturday and Sunday

Call 765-289-2211

Classic car in front of auto shop

Location

321 W. 8th Street
Muncie, IN 

Convenient location near downtown at the corner of 8th and Liberty

Performance Mufflers
Magnaflow Performance Exhaust
IMCO
Flowmaster
Jones Exhaust Systems
ANSA
Flo-Pro Performance Mufflers
K&N Performance Filters
Cherry Bomb

Brakes
Raybestos BruteStop
Raybestos Quiet Stop

 

Shocks/Struts
Monroe Ride Control

Additional Services

Large commercial vehicles

Custom pipe bending

Free ride service and delivery

Free estimates for services

 

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Around the shop

Customer Reviews

  • Great service, very honest family.
  • We highly recommend. My daughter was scared to death her car was going to need major work. This place fixed muffler and checked out car and it was very affordable.
  • They service my vehicles just like I would, you can trust them to do it right.
  • I have always had excellent service! And quality people.

About Tom Cherry

Tom Cherry is his race car

 

 

Born in 1911, Tom Cherry became a successful sprint and midget car racer as well as a promoter, car builder, mechanic and businessman. He opened Tom Cherry Automotive Engineering in Muncie in 1946.

During his long racing career, he helped form the Mutual Racing Association in Muncie in 1938, and won the MRA Championship in 1950. He dominated at the Little 500 in Anderson, Indiana, winning the event four times, and retired from driving in 1956.

He was inducted into the HARF Hall of Fame in 1960, the Little 500 Hall of Fame in 2009, and the National Sprint Car Hall of Fame in 1977.  He passed away in 1990.

Source: National Sprint Car Hall of Fame and Museum

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