This image taken on a seriously inclement day at Ardmore on 18-03-2000 shows a Cessna A37 of uncertain parentage. The only marks noted being "10841" which may make it Cessna A37B-CE Dragonfly 71-0841. Can anybody provide more information please.
According to a listing of NZ historic aircraft dated approx 10 years ago, there were at that time three A-37B in the country. 71-854 which had already become ZK-JTL, 70-1296 stored with G Ryan at Ardmore (this was allocated ZK-ITL and then ZK-JNF but was eventually sold to the USA before restoration completed around late 2001) and a third one, PI unknown, also with G Ryan. This maybe the one you photographed, and it possibly may have gone there as well.
This image taken on a seriously inclement day at Ardmore on 18-03-2000 shows a Cessna A37 of uncertain parentage.
According to a listing of NZ historic aircraft dated approx 10 years ago, there were at that time three A-37B in the country.
ReplyDelete71-854 which had already become ZK-JTL, 70-1296 stored with G Ryan at Ardmore (this was allocated ZK-ITL and then ZK-JNF but was eventually sold to the USA before restoration completed around late 2001) and a third one, PI unknown, also with G Ryan. This maybe the one you photographed, and it possibly may have gone there as well.