Special Delivery Letter on Auto Industry Welfare
A letter discusses auto industry behavior amid postwar shortages and war impact. It critiques dealers and customers for unethical tactics, urges re education and a campaign to restore goodwill, and reflects on changing dealership culture from warm community figures to distant, cold sales floors. It also notes the Tombs prison site in New York being leased as a parking lot and questions future parking behavior.
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