Updates resume Monday morning.
Meanwhile, check out Post Cereal’s May, 1954 contest in this video. “Just think what a picnic your family could have with a Willys Jeep!”
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Updates resume Monday morning.
Meanwhile, check out Post Cereal’s May, 1954 contest in this video. “Just think what a picnic your family could have with a Willys Jeep!”
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I was 3 1/2 years old when this commercial was on TV, I was so excited, I pleaded with my mother to buy a Post cereal product. In our house, Kellogg’s was the only brand allowed. (1950’s & brand names were important) She gave in and bought me a box of Post Toasties. I WANTED THAT JEEP. By the time she gave in, the contest was over.
Fast forward to 2009, I’m now 60 years old and getting ready to sell the old homestead. Cleaning out an old ice box in the basement, what do I find? that box of Post Toasties, hard as a brick, but still intact along with the original entry blank. Another true story from the Memory Vault.
That’s a great story!
We aren’t far from having to sell my parents place, so I can relate.
THATS HEARTBREAKING — I CAN FEEL YOUR JEEP PAIN !! — WHEN WE WERE KIDS , DEEP IN THE MOUNTAINS — WE DIDNT HAVE CEREAL , WE DIDNT KNOW WHAT IT WAS ??? — I CANT REMEMBER WHAT WE ATE ??? — SOME KID AT THE ONE ROOM SCHOOL SAID HIS FAMILY ATE BLUE-JAYS !! — IT WAS APPALACHIA IN THE REDWOODS !!! — NO NEIGHBORS — NO NOTHIN — MY BEST FRIEND WAS A BLUE-BELLY FENCE LIZARD — TRUE STORY — I HAVE TO SELL THE FAMILY RANCHO SOON — SO I TOO CAN RELATE !!
THAT POST TOASTIE JEEP IS NOT NELLY-BELLE FROM THE ROY ROGERS SHOW ?? — LOOKS LIKE A CJ-3B ?? — HAPPY TRAILS !!!