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Check out this video for a closer look at some of the vintage aircraft that was proudly displayed at AirVenture 2021!  now do ne one on the stinson model a that was there !! Our Vintage Airplane Ad of the Week features the Cessna 172 with Land-O-Matic Landing Gear!  I got my PP/SEL in this one in the mid 1960s... I’ve seen that done at my home airport multiple times!! I learned on a 152. I'm guessing it didn't have Land-o-matic. After learning not to bounce that, landing a Bonanza felt like cheating! Gotta love the marketing. I wanted a straight tail, but couldn’t find any decent ones when I was looking so I ended up with the next best thing, a fastback, swept tail model, she’s a 1962 C model Five it down and plaster it on…Cessna marketing…and… let’s get spins taken off the requirement for the Private. Yet an other Save Wittman design. Nothing like the venerable 150 I like the picture a lot. It was my dads second airplane. Loved flying this one! Is there a year somewhere on this ad? Modelo 1958...!!! Im curious how land o matic works . Haaaaaa ! All it needs is the Omni vision rear window. Serial number one Cessna 172 is alive and well living in Hemet, California. I fly r/c models with the current owner. 😉 Hi, may I borrow this poster please for our online aviation magazine www.flightlineweekly.com William Provine Congratulations to Joe Rizzo and his 1968 E33A Bonanza, our Plane of the Week! Nice Airplane! 🤡 Beautiful. Congrats Joe From all of us at the Vintage Aircraft Association, have a safe and happy Thanksgiving! |
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