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N9479G —

Submitted about a year ago

Back-Country Flying - Parked at Chamberlain Airstrip, ID

2 of N9479G 85 of TU20 5 at U79

Ramona Cox

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Colin Seftelabout a year ago

That's a Cessna C210 Centurion. The correct ICAO code is C210, not TU20.

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Art Murrayabout a year ago

"Why, yes. It is a woman owned aircraft. How did you guess?"

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Art Murrayabout a year ago

Cessna T206, Turbo Stationair

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adelmaabout a year ago

Art's got it! It's a 1971 Turbo TU206E. The FAA Registry website is your friend!

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bixlercsabout a year ago

Turbo Stationair is ICAO code T206.

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John Shearerabout a year ago

Turbo 206 for sure. Note the screws holding the lower nose plate below the prop where gear doors would have been if it were a 210. Turbo with the side cheeks on the forward section of the cowling.

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