Keep Shocks Sharp; a Squirrel Has So Much to Live For

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Check your shocks. You’d hate to kill a squirrel, wouldn’t you?

For client Monroe Shocks and Struts, Cramer-Krasselt is banking on it. Watch this web drama about a young squirrel with a bright future, nearly scraped on the roadside by a cruel and insensitive duff who has crappy shock absorbers. (This time, we’re sure the star of the ad is a squirrel.)

Wait a sec. Wouldn’t better shock absorbers make you less likely to notice the body rolling under your tires?

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