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Bill forwarded the picture of a St. Petersburg Dealership below. That got me searching the net for a few more.
This picture is from Boerne, Texas. I found it here.
This picture is from Spokane, Wa, and the Spokesman Review (and current good view):
Over on the Vernco site theres a link called the willys dealership project. Not sure if it’s active or not, but there was some good info over there.
I remember that the guy who was maintaining the Willys Dealership Project was looking for someone else to take it over quite a while ago. Did that ever happen? He had a good bit of stuff saved on that site; would be a shame if it’s all been lost.
Jim,
I believe it was Verne Simmons who was maintaining that project, the same one Bob mentions in his comment: Vernco. That project has since disappeared from the internet. Even the Archive.org Wayback Machine didn’t preserve the information.
I do tag dealership images so that at some point I could go back and organize something, but it’s just not a high priority for me (too many other things to capture and organize).
Thanks,
– Dave
There are some great dealership photos in this vintage Willys pictures thread: https://www.oldwillysforum.com/forum/index.php?threads/vintage-willys-pictures.2634/