You have a wonderful day. Best wishes. Deas Plant.
Thanks for posting, unfortunately the building and the dealership no longer exist. Have seen the Foley tractor dealership logo surviving on a few tractors though. I will try to learn more, Mike.
Wasn't Foley over on Rt. 22 in New Jersey, if I recall. I believe they are still in business, but in a new location not far away, I think. I remember going down there from our farm in NW Jersey to get parts for our old, old D6 used to build and maintain our trench silo.
A quick search with google shows a Foley dealership in NJ and in Pa
Also a large Foley dealership in Wichita KS. covers a large part of the state mostly West
My ex 66 pull grader had Foley decals underneath. Made me wonder how on earth it ended up in California. JM
Deas link ends with Colfax Washington. Does that mean anything?
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