Yeah, I went through my logbook a while back entering everything into a spreadsheet.
I searched every aircraft to get model year, actual type (because it wasn't always logged correctly), serial number, etc....
all of that just for grins really.... no real use in any of it....
in a couple cases I found photos of some of the planes....that's really kinda fun...especially a picture of Champ N3692E, flown by this lady back in 1960....6 years before I was born. I flew the plane a little bit, some 33 years after her
https://generalaviationnews.com/2019/07/02/earthrounder-receives-wright-brothers-master-pilot-award/
and I still have a few holes in my logbook.
N26EF for example. Cessna 152 but I can't find the model year anyplace. Maybe it's buried in the serial number 15282800...but I find it odd that it's not listed in any of the sources I found
ditto N9987V.. can find no year model for this one
....several of those with no year model posted.....
N4866G as another example. Cessna 172 but I can find no reference for it. It was logged by an instructor, & maybe written wrong. This one is frustrating because it's the only 172 time that I can't tag to a specific variant
a lot of this missing info is probably out there someplace.....
Anyway
I had a similar thought about searching old aircraft.... Could be interesting to see how we are connected.... like that old game "Six degrees of Kevin Bacon" I've rented and flown several different aircraft through the years. Curious if anyone here has flown those same ones....