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    GOOD MANNERS OF ADVERTISING

    Sep 28, 2020 1 minute

    With this being a presidential election year, we’re reminded of a Ford program of the 1940s that supplied cars for events ranging from a presidential inauguration to American Legion and Lions International activities. Known as “courtesy cars,” the vehicles represented a

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