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19-07-15, 14:46
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It's a little later production ferret than the bulk of the Canadian ones, as evidenced by the 5 sided side windows. The turn signals are, of course, completely wrong, but the holes in the rear plate for the jerry can brackets are some evidence that the vehicle (or at a minimum the rear plate) were in Cdn service. Is there a CFR number by the horn mounting area?
Canada's small number of ferrets were driven into the ground, and things like the fenders and bins were usually in very rough shape. Pretty sure that will explain the covered over areas. 
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