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This auction starts pretty cheaply on this very 1960s looking brochure (pics are from an older auction)
“Up tonight I have more from several lots of literature I recently Acquired. Here I have a 1961 Jeep Brochure. This is 7 and 1/2 by 11 inches folded, opening up to 15 by 22 inches. Decent shape with wear as shown. A neat piece of Advertising to display with your classic.”
Now we know where eBay copied their logo. 🙂
lol .. No kidding!
This is at least a 1961 brochure, due to the FJ3 being shown, which didn’t come out until 1961 and of course the Surrey which came out in late 1959 as either the Gala(Export) or Surrey(domestic). Willys Motors used both names in their advertising, maybe because they used the same advertising for domestic and export sales?