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Brett spotted this potential deal. If this runs, it’s a steal. This could be a 1947 Lefty CJ-2A that was accidentally titled as a CJ-3A (the CJ-2A page forums mention this happening a few times). That said, just to confuse us a little more, it almost looks like a front bow holder sits just above the gas inlet.
“call 952 486 0915”
http://minneapolis.craigslist.org/hnp/cto/1924620723.html
that mount looks pretty high, too, or is it just me?
It looks to be almost on top of the rear of the body rather than connected to the side.