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Old 09-05-16, 18:27
Allen C Eriksen Allen C Eriksen is offline
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Originally Posted by rob love View Post
Our M151A2s did not have the plate of which you speak.

I have never noted the CFR number stamped in the body on the M151A2 or even the 1967 and 1970 M38A1s. What number have you found? We will likely know soon enough if it fits the Canadian CFR blocks.

The CFR is not the year and body number, but rather the year it was accepted into service, followed by a 5 digit number assigned by Ottawa sequentially or in reserved blocks.
Here are the numbers I found. They are on the spare tire mount. They weren't viable until I removed the paint. http://i879.photobucket.com/albums/a...ps7d2fkscj.jpg
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