Hi Guys and Gals,

I have a question about the logo on a 1937 Stinson Reliant the the CAA. NC 84 to NC 89. I have did some searching and so far have not found it.
I do have the one dated 1927 and it's close but must have been changed.

I am building the Top Flight 100"Stinson and wanted to do it as NC 86 as i did own it once.

Thanks,
Jim

I done same thing on a Christen Eagle and found that the current owner had changed the CAA number. May be that the early numbers were not logged only the current. Check out [link=http://www.aerovintage.com/faareg2.htm]http://www.aerovintage.com/faareg2.htm[/link]
NC86 ~ N4611N, NC87 ~ NC87E, NC88 ~ NC88H, NC89 ~ NC89H


Cheers.

Jim:

Don't know if this helps, but here are a couple of CAA logos on the front and first page of an old CAA Flight Instructor's Manual.

I remember the orange and black Stinsons of the days gone by.

feihu

Feihu,
Thanks for looking and showing what you have found.
I have a 1927 CAA logo but it looks different then the one 10 years later.
Inclosed is a picture of the Stinsons of 1937.

Thanks,
Jim

The Ghost,

I have tryed to view the web site and it did not work.. Will try in AM..
Thanks,
Jim

Jim,
Just click on it. Just tried and no probs.

Cheers.

The Ghost,
I did get it to work.. I had the info it gave me and can use it on other planes..

I just found that the Alaaska Aviation Heritage Museum has a 1937Fairchild 24 that was a CAA aircraft and it has a logo. Trying to get a better picture.
I should have stopped by there last year when I spend some time in that area.

Maybe I will hear something from that BIG state North and West of here.

Jim

Jim,
Glad it helped.

Cheers