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On the side of the CJ-3A shown in this Mott mower brochure was printed “Akron” and “Canton”. I can’t make out the third word.
It appears to me to read Airport. The Akron Canton Airport is still in operation in Ohio.
Is that jeep set up as a dually?
The city of Clifton, NJ had 3 CJ3A’s back in the 1950’s equipped with similar mowers, this is how they cut grass in the city parks & ball fields. One of the Jeeps, in addition to the pull along mower had a side arm, 5-6 feet long that worked much like a hedge trimmer, mounted on the passenger side and controlled by the driver. (up & down)
That’s very cool. I live right by the Akron/Canton airport. I wonder if they have any historical photos around?
PICTURES???
Come on Bob, aim higher, see if they still have the JEEP !
The guy at the Canton Jeep dealer owned a hangar on the north side of the airport…
And in other news, someone has been breaking into airport hangers at the Akron/Canton airport. Nothing was reported stolen. Police suspect the perpetrator is looking for something in particular ….