Posted by barowner63 on October 18, 2019 at 11:08:55 from (65.100.95.147):
[quote="CVPost-mike in new mexico"](quoted from post at 12:55:39 07/24/19) I thought about doing that except the top of the decal is faded off. Only part left is the dealership, address and phone. I tried to do a little research on the dealership with google and found a couple of advertising memorabilia featuring this dealer starting around 1950-51 and they sold John Deere and New Idea equipment. I couldn't find when they opened or how long they were in business. It would be nice to know something about the dealership for the history of it.[/quo
this dealership was owned by my late father's uncle. I am fuzzy on the history of it but I am pretty sure it was still in business in the 80's The building is still there as far as I know. My dad was from Abie and my mom grew up on a farm near Bruno. Both little towns were near Prague but we never went there.
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