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The December 1955 issue of Willys News shared their dealer success stories (you’ll have to click on the ‘continue’ button below to read them).
I find this interesting reading looking at the prices mentioned. The dealer in the first letter states that the profits from being a Willys dealer have made it possible to own his dealership building, have a parts stock worth $9000.00, a wrecker worth $1500.00, he is very proud of his accomplishments made possible by being a Willys Jeep dealer.
Look at those prices today, $9000.00 can’t even buy you a new Jeep. I know as a kid, that was my dream, to work at the local Jeep Dealer and work my way up to owning the dealership. Not possible anymore, for me or anyone else of average means. A very different way of doing business. That’s what I miss, but that’s what I enjoy about reading all the great information Dave passes on to all of us reading Ewillys. THANKS DAVE
J.F. Kohler Co. Glenn Kohler obit
Published in Reading Eagle on June 15, 2017
First 25 of 373 words: Glenn J. Kohler Sr., 85, of Hyde Villa, Muhlenberg Township, a former auto dealer, died Monday, June 12, 2017, in the Reading Hospital