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Re: Brian Rukes' dealership book
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Posted by Brian Rukes on January 19, 2005 at 21:02:11 from (67.66.245.119):
In Reply to: Re: Brian Rukes' dealership book posted by Bermuda Ken on January 04, 2005 at 12:56:53:
I can assure you that FAR more than just one dealership was used in the book. While it is true that MM folks were very generous with their offerings for the book (accounting for not even 30 images of the 220 or so in the book), there are a number of pics in there from other dealers, too. If you want to see how many people contributed photos and stories, and in effect how many dealerships are represented, just read the Acknowledgements section of the book! It's LONG... Plus, I have a number of images relating to IHC, Deere, Ford, Caterpillar, and many other brands that can't be tied with AGCO included in the book. And, remember that AGCO now would include Allis-Chalmers, Oliver (and by default Hart-Parr), Case, Massey-Harris, and Massey-Ferguson--major brands of old that received a good deal of coverage in the book. I can't satisfy everyone apparently, but I certainly made a HUGE effort to try.
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