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This is unusual.
“Here is a vintage 1951, Willys Overland, What You Should Know, Employee Handbook. The handbook is in very good condition. The handbook is complete with 14 pages in it.”
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This is the kind of item that most likely would have been thrown in the trash, so I’m not surprised there’s not many of these in existence.
I wonder if somewhere in there is a note that says……”When assembling the DJ3A model, be sure to use up all the spare parts we have in warehouse B, in whatever configuration seems appropriate for the day. Absolutely no two DJ3A’s are to be alike.You may also use this procedure at random when assembling other models. We don’t want to be known as predictable!”
Maybe it’s where Burger King got the slogan, “Have it your way” . . .
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