Post nothin' but N3N pictures

[N3Njeff]

Following Nathans threats.

[Nathan]

[N3Njeff]

:twisted:

Yea wrong.

[N3Njeff]

[JohnTerrell]

I was just going through some of my old photos and pulled these out.

These first two are the same aircraft, separated by 10-years and a restoration in-between. The other is displayed at the Yanks Air Museum.

[ChrisK48]

Silver Hill, MD. 1966.

[Dan Jones]

I ferried an N3N home out of the mountains this fall, just nicely before freeze up. A few weeks earlier while being ferried to her new home, the #3 cylinder decided to leave in mid flight, bouncing off the right hand tip float as it went, followed shortly afterwards by a piston and half a connecting rod! A new engine was installed and I somehow got volunteered, and now I can claim three hours in the N on floats! Fun trip! Cold, but fun! She's bunking in my hangar in Lacombe for the winter. Don't tell Jeff but I kinda want one now...

[Steve Nelson]

You can get a Two-fer in Pensacola.





SN

[Chris Brame]

Chino a few years ago:

[JohnB]

The most famous shot of a N3N...
http://www.granger.com/results.asp?inli ... width=1694

Or for those of you who haven't seen the film:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g458w2X9uHc

[kennsmithf2g]

From 2014 Thunder Over Michigan:

[yakdriver]

Here are a couple of pictures taken by Jim Raeder over Lake Lowell Nampa, Idaho in June this year. I'm flying #48 and Patrick Reddiker is flying #97. Don

http://s1041.photobucket.com/user/dchap ... ml?filters[user]=109094196&filters[recent]=1&sort=1&o=1

[yakdriver]

Here are a couple of pictures taken by Jim Raeder over Lake Lowell Nampa, Idaho in June this year. I'm flying #48 and Patrick Reddiker is flying #97. Don

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[N3Njeff]

I ferried an N3N home out of the mountains this fall, just nicely before freeze up. A few weeks earlier while being ferried to her new home, the #3 cylinder decided to leave in mid flight, bouncing off the right hand tip float as it went, followed shortly afterwards by a piston and half a connecting rod! A new engine was installed and I somehow got volunteered, and now I can claim three hours in the N on floats! Fun trip! Cold, but fun! She's bunking in my hangar in Lacombe for the winter. Don't tell Jeff but I kinda want one now...

I cant imagine

[C VEICH]