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These images of Form W-229-5 are from Troxel.
I noticed the dealer rubber stamp on this brochure, Kelty Motors, Quinton, NJ, being from northern NJ, I never knew of that dealer or the town. Quinton Township is in Salem County, southern part of NJ population 2666. (Bad sign) I was thinking why would a Jeep dealership be in such a small town, but it makes sense. In the early 1950’s Salem County was farm country, large target market for Willys Jeep.
There was another dealer down that way, but a bit east in Malaga. It survived long after it was not technically a dealer anymore, maybe into the nineties? I suspected the same initial business attraction- farming.
Rdjeep, thanks for the info, It would be interesting to compile a list of early Willys Jeep dealerships state by state, I’m especially interested in NJ.