Mystery Kaydet at PSAM

[mrhenniger]

I was tricked! I was expecting to see only two Kaydets at the PSAM earlier this month, but there was actually three.

I first photographed these two...
http://community.webshots.com/photo/268 ... 4338VUKdjW
http://community.webshots.com/photo/268 ... 5618uyXEcy

I then forgot that I had actually photographed two, and when I saw the third I thought it was the 2nd one, and didn't pay much attention since I figured I already had it noted. Here is a picture of it...
http://community.webshots.com/photo/268 ... 0315Zozoax

The problem is that I have nothing that indicates the true s/n, c/n or c/r of this airframe. It does have the markings "289" on the nose, but nothing else is in the picture to go on.

Does anyone know the ID of this airframe?

Mike

[bdk]

Maybe it is:

N81235 75-7990 BOEING B75N1 POND WARBIRDS LLC

That registration shows the aircraft to have a Continental W670, which the aircraft pictured does indeed have.

N9955H also has a Continental (as noted in the registration), while N5359N has a Lycoming (although the engine type is not noted in the registration).

[TimAPNY]

Check out the last picture in the link. I think that will help you out.


N2S3 N81235 (NOT N81275)


http://community.webshots.com/album/167258095GeYjjX/1

Last edited by TimAPNY on Fri Feb 25, 2005 7:31 pm, edited 1 time in total.

[Todd Hackbarth]

Mike,

This aircraft definately is N81235. It has "N2S3" painted on the vertical fin ahead of the rudder.

Todd

[mrhenniger]

Thanks all!

Mike