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29-11-22, 22:02

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Originally Posted by dcrfan

The aircraft is displaying US national markings and it is clearly not a Stitson as that has radial engine so I believe it is a L-4 Grasshopper aka Piper Cub. If it had roundels markings I would be suggesting it was a US Lycoming engined Auster.

I disagree Paul; it is a Stinson L5. The Piper's fuselage is not as rounded as the Stinson and has the engine partly exposed.

picture source: https://www.flugzeug-lexikon.de/ILA_...flugzeuge.html

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