Generations of Cessna Aircraft
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- Aircraft Type: 140A (2) 1949 & 1950
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Generations of Cessna Aircraft
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- 195’s, 170’s and 140A’s at the factory.
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Re: Generations of Cessna Aircraft
Wow, would love to see that shot in color! The orange/blue/white Gulf Oil paint job must have been amazing.
Dean DeRosia
N81L
1946 Cessna 140
Glendale, AZ KDVT
N81L
1946 Cessna 140
Glendale, AZ KDVT
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Re: Generations of Cessna Aircraft
Try as I may, I am unable to discern any 'N' numbers os the pictured aircraft. I was hoping to find my 120 somewhere in the mix. 
Tommy
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