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Post subject: C180 comparison  Posted: 27 Jan 2018, 20:52 |
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I owned a c-182 in the past.yesterday I picked up a c-180 for a friend and was surprised how big it was. I thought the c-180 was the tailwheel version og the c-182. Now im not so sure? It seems like it is big ad a c-206? Any cessna experts out there that can educate me?
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Post subject: Re: C180 comparison Posted: 28 Jan 2018, 09:43 |
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Username Protected wrote: Yep with regard to 182's most C-180's have smaller cabins  182s got cabins 4 inches wider in 1962. Before that, they were the same as 180s.
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Post subject: Re: C180 comparison Posted: 28 Jan 2018, 13:29 |
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Post subject: Re: C180 comparison Posted: 28 Jan 2018, 19:48 |
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Username Protected wrote: Yep with regard to 182's most C-180's have smaller cabins 182s got cabins 4 inches wider in 1962. Before that, they were the same as 180s.
Yeah I stated that goofy. Most 182's have larger (wider) cabins than C-180's. My favorite 182 is a 1960C model fastback with the higher gear. Someone once said they are the fastest of the narrow body 182's. I think they look the best but I wish they had the elbow room of the later models.
Love all the Cessna 180's too. 
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