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A half-cab tow-equipped CJ-2A at Bauman’s Service Station appears in two different photos on eBay. Both pics show the #4 on the doors.
The last photo shows a CJ-3A with the #9 painted onto the side. “DORR & SECOR” was painted on all the Bauman vehicles.
Dorr & Secor was the address. (On the corner of)
I like the shadow effect of the lettering on the #9 jeep. It sort of makes it look 3D.
Dave, maybe you could call that one photographer at WA-5198 and ask if he still has any jeep pics for sale. 😋
The Crosley at the head of the line, looks like a panel delivery, but I don’t think it is, most likely, a wagon with a panel overlap. I don’t think Crosley made factory panel.
The Dorr & Secor one looks like it would be a fun drive.