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Welcome to NEW MEMBER , Thilo Kyritz (Germany)

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Great looking airplane! (After allowing the site to load... click on the main picture to enter the rest of the site. Then click on the various options to see the extensive restoration pics.) Nice Job Thilo!
http://www.cessna170.de/
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'53 B-model N146YS SN:25713
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I'm a bit curious about that pitot tube. Any comment?
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I'll bet the airplane used to be based in England or some other place in the U.K. They even drive their automobiles on the wrong side over there, and run their engines backwards.
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Post by johneeb »

Blue,
England thats probably it. I thought maybe it had a left wing on the Right side but than the pitot would be on top or facing the tail of the airplane. :P :P :P Thilo that is one fine looking airplane!!!!!!
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Post by blueldr »

The link indicated it was a "B" model. From the look of the cowling latches, it must be a '52. They built a good many more of those than any other year, so it's a good possibility.
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Post by cessna170bdriver »

Definitely a B. Dihedral is obvious, and the elevator shape is right.

GOOD looking airplane, Thilo!

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panel

Post by flyguy »

The instrument panel is "52 or earlier with the piano keys. NICE JOB fellows!

Now what about the rest of the web-site. Is the line-up of "airliners" actual RC planes or just models?
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Post by GAHorn »

It's serial 25390, a '52 B model.
'53 B-model N146YS SN:25713
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