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24-09-13, 03:00
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I also second Rob's view point.
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24-09-13, 04:21
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The one thing that gets most guys lost on the Cdn 3 is that the US military did not use them. To an American, M-series Jeep production ended somewhere in the 60s, and the dealers there do not cater to the Cdn3 series. There were a number of improvements on the Cdn3, and I have gone over them before. Nice thing about the improvements is that most of them are subtle, but overall great improvements over the original. The larger self adjusting brakes are probably the best of the Cdn3 improvements.
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