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Beech 1900 ???? rather a BEECH D 18..
D18 first aircraft I ground looped while taxing with max cargo load, in Opaloka Florida, thank God for wide taxiways.never seen so many "Spar Straps" this Aircraft makes you a better pilot.
Nice pan!
I think it's a BEECH C-45G ?
Beach 1900? minus -1882
Certainly a Beech C-45G is the military version of the Beech 18
UC-45J ???
@robert -- love the math humor
Yes Robert can get the math correct for this aircraft!
Gleaned from joebaugher dot com:
C-45G - USAF Ser.No. 51-11866 (MSN AF-423) remanufactured by Beech (1953) from
AT-11 42-37416 (MSN 4009). To civil registry as N9565V, N75Q.
C-45G - USAF Ser.No. 51-11866 (MSN AF-423) remanufactured by Beech (1953) from
AT-11 42-37416 (MSN 4009). To civil registry as N9565V, N75Q.
Great pic, Nate! And the ICAO Type Code for a Beech 18/C-45 is: BE18.
Regardless of designation….she’s a tail dragging beauty! MAUH!
N75Q - 1951? BEECH C-45G - BE18
Thanks, all!
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