In the 1950s and 1960s,many auto shops gave away promotional calendars to customers.The calendars typically showed some buxom beauty that was scantily clothed and posed in some atypical position in or on an automobile.Critics of advertising today would call such calendars:

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The calendars featuring scantily clothed women can be seen as offensive and in bad taste, particularly in today's society where objectification of women is not acceptable. While they may have been perceived as a harmless promotional item in the past, such calendars are no longer appropriate.

In the 1950s and 1960s,many Auto Shops Gave Away Promotional