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This testimonial was dated October 31, 1946.
That looks like a trappers basket in the picture.perhaps they are ckecking traps using that Jeep.
Thanks Doug. I could see there was a basket, but was unsure how they were using it.
Love these testimonials. Thanks for posting.
Within the text of the letter, it states that both Jeeps are equipped with snow plows, yet no plow hook up in the photo. Which me to believe, above picture does not refer to mentioned Jeeps in letter. Just an observation.
Mike,I thought the same thing.:)
I too thought the jeep *might* not be related to the letter, but it’s the photo that accompanied the letter within the book (maybe the Sales Book creator made a mistake??).