confidential/service bulletins

[1930 Dodge]

Anyone here have any knowledge of how Chrysler issued these. Just picked up a bunch 33-37 but see no rhyme to reason on their order. I can of course post some specific pict. showing better what I am misunderstanding if need be.

Just to clarify I am hoping someone here has some of these and can explain to me how these were issued. Thanks

Edited July 20, 2011 by 1930 Dodge

[Andydodge]

Only guessing but I would assume that they were issued on a needs basis, chronologically(?)..........I don't have any so am only making an uneducated guess........andyd

[1930 Dodge]

Thanks for the input Andy, I may have to be more specific

[1940plymouth]

I have on dated Jan 5,1940, it is a comparison between the 1940 Plymouth and 1940 Chevrolet. I honestly don't know why it says confidential in the upper left hand corner, but it does, seems like all the information would have been public knowledge by that time with both makes

[TodFitch]

I have on dated Jan 5' date='1940, it is a comparison between the 1940 Plymouth and 1940 Chevrolet. I honestly don't know why it says confidential in the upper left hand corner, but it does, seems like all the information would have been public knowledge by that time with both makes[/quote']

Maybe it was confidential because it indicated how the Plymouth salesmen were going to try to convince a potential customer to buy the Plymouth rather than the Chevrolet. All sorts of things like that are "company confidential" in the industries and companies I've worked. Especially when you are setting up a new marketing campaign but haven't yet publicly launched it.

Edited July 21, 2011 by TodFitch