CJ-3A ROAD TEST
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CJ-3A ROAD TEST
I took the road test for my drivers license in a gray 1951 CJ-3A that formerly belonged to Fisher Engineering. It was their test Jeep used to test Fisher Snow Plows. Our family business was the first Fisher Snow Plow dealer. I removed the canvas so that I could see better, a half mile into the road test it started to pour and the examiner said "let's go back, you have your license."
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HONOR GRAD-WHEELED VEHICLE MECHANIC SCHOOL 1960 - US ARMY ORDNANCE SCHOOL(MACHINIST) ABERDEEN PG 1962 - O-1 BIRD DOG CREWCHIEF - 300,000+TROUBLE FREE M-38A1 MILES
LIFE MEMBER AM LEGION-40/8-DAV
7 MIL SPEC MAINTAINED MV'S
COL. BRUNO BROOKS (ARMY MOTORS) IS MY HERO
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Re: CJ-3A ROAD TEST
Great story!
Bob
Bob
Bob Bell
1946 CJ2A 36116
Have owned dozens of flat fenders over the years including 1945 CJ2A 10011 which I sold in 2002.
First 4WD was an Austin Champ in 1965, and then a GPW UK license number HRO 443, sold in 1974.
1946 CJ2A 36116
Have owned dozens of flat fenders over the years including 1945 CJ2A 10011 which I sold in 2002.
First 4WD was an Austin Champ in 1965, and then a GPW UK license number HRO 443, sold in 1974.
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