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The FAA lists this one as a Cessna 190 built in 1951. There were only 83 LC-126s built, and 1087 versions of the 190/195. Highly unlikely that this is an LC-126.
You are correct Paul. It's a 190. Could not figure how to change the type after it posted.
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If it's not this one, there's one in nearly identical livery at RQO that flies over most days. Always try to rush outside to hear it's beautiful purr. Story goes that it's a single-handed restoration by the owner.
There's also an almost identical one at LKU - N2168C.
My dad flew one for the ARMY at Ft. Bliss, TX - '50-'51. LC-126C Reg no. 17010
My dad flew one for the ARMY at Ft. Bliss, TX - '50-'51. LC-126C Reg no. 17010
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| Date | Aircraft | Origin | Destination | Departure | Arrival | Duration |
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| 21-May-2023 | C190 | Bird Dog Airfield (E58) | Bird Dog Airfield (E58) | 11:40AM CDT | 12:20PM CDT | 0:40 |
| 20-May-2023 | C190 | Majors (KGVT) | Near Dallas, TX | 02:33PM CDT | Last seen 02:56PM CDT | 0:22 |
| 20-May-2023 | C190 | Bird Dog Airfield (E58) | Majors (KGVT) | 09:27AM CDT | 10:13AM CDT (?) | 0:45 |
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