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    Practically Family andy richards's Avatar
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    A few months ago I friend of my took me on a flight with his Cessna.
    On the Ilse of Texes, The Netherlands we were suprised by this flying beauty.
    Stunning!
    This plane is fully restored and converted to a two-seater.
    Sound was excellent during a fly-by!

    Cheers,
    Andy




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    Quote Originally Posted by andy richards View Post
    Gentlemen,

    Who knows what plane this is?
    The picture comes from my deceased grandparent who were on a flight with this beauty.
    Before the flight the picture was taken. Believed it dates from around 1936.
    My grandmother (wearing a white hat) is right below of the "M" of KLM on the fuselage and left from her is my grandfather.
    I would appreciate if there is someone who could possibly identify the type of airplane.

    Cheers,
    Andy

    Its a Douglas DC-2.

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    Practically Family andy richards's Avatar
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    Thanks Talbot!
    Andy

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    My Grandfather has two planes from the 1940's I'll get pictures next time I see him.
    Always in need of assistance!

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    Can't wait to see 'em.
    /|\ is the Broad Arrow mark used on British military gear.

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    they're beauties, one's a Stinson Voyager (1940's) and the other is a Piper Cub Super Cruiser I think (1947)
    Always in need of assistance!

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    Wow, what great planes! They only fuel my dreams of becoming a pilot!

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    I love old aircraft. There is an air museum local to me and I just sit out there for hours staring at the lines of the old war birds. Simply beautiful. Sadly, the closest I can get to wrenching on old aircraft is my 61 vw. (aircooled engine.)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Subject 18 View Post
    they're beauties, one's a Stinson Voyager (1940's) and the other is a Piper Cub Super Cruiser I think (1947)
    Looking forward to pics. Your grandfather has great taste in aircraft.

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