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Name the plane
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Dave Krall CFII
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L-19 Bird dog?
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Nope.
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C'mon, instead of getting tour toes wet, jump in.
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OK, ok, it's an EARLY Bird Dog.
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As much as I want to, and I really do want to, provide you a clue...I can't. Not yet.
Joe B
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It's an L-13, Grasshopper.
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Joe
Regards,
Joe
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We have a weiner! Joe, did you use your internet search skills or do you know something about this plane?
BTW: the clue was the leading edge cuffs.
Cap'n Jack
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The title of the picture was a hint for me (hover the cursor over the image)B)
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I don't buy it. It could have been the 13th picture in a series for all you know. It wouldn't have made sense until Joe answered correctly.B)
Joe B
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Combination - I'd seen material on it before but had to track it down. My clue was that it was just too ugly to be Stinson, Taylocraft, Piper, or Cessna - the better known observation planes. Vultee. Figures!
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Joe
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Combination - I'd seen material on it before but had to track it down. My clue was that it was just too ugly to be Stinson, Taylocraft, Piper, or Cessna - the better known observation planes. Vultee. Figures!
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Joe
That's the power of deductive reasoning.
JohnR
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Lockheed something.
No, Convair L-13. Gotta name the manufacturer or it doesn't count.
This would be a cool version to have:
No, Convair L-13. Gotta name the manufacturer or it doesn't count.
This would be a cool version to have:
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Excellent and versatile design, in any book.
Lockheed something.
No, Convair L-13. Gotta name the manufacturer or it doesn't count.
This would be a cool version to have: