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This article about Charles Sorenson was published in the Evening Star in conjunction with “My Life with a Jeep” on July 15, 1945. The issue also included a photo of the newly release CJ-2A (which didn’t scan well into black and white).
This is a fun little article
I think Cast Iron Charlie had been testing Jeeps at his farm previous to the article, but about the time the article was published, Willys Overland had a huge media day at Sorenson’s farm, demonstrating all the things you could use a Jeep for.
That’s the first I’ve heard of Canaday sending him a Jeep to help lure him over. Very interesting.
Bill