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Old 02-07-14, 22:37
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I am not sure the shape of the flasher box related to age as it did to who was supplying them on each contract.

The original flasher setup is similar or identical to that used on the US M37B1 Dodge trucks. They are available surplus in the US. I believe they use a Signal stat 900 arm.

I rarely saw the early flasher system on the Cdn2s by 1980. Almost all had been changed over to the solid state system. I think I saw one come in for repair (repalcemtn to the solid state style), and also saw remnants on a PCCd Jeep from the mid 70s.

I likely have all the components to install the signal system (control unit, flasher and harness) into the Cdn2 if that is the direction you decide to go.
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