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N814CL, 1945 Douglas DC-3C (C-47B-50-DK), C/N: 34370

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N814CL, 1945 Douglas DC-3C (C-47B-50-DK) C/N 34370, DC-3 owned by Clay Lacey at Van Nuys

DC-3 owned by Clay Lacey at Van Nuys

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Photographer: Larry Scott
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Upload Date: 2006-09-22
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Device Manufacturer: Minolta Co., Ltd.
Device Model: DiMAGE S404
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Shot Time: 2001:01:17 04:22:49
Original Image Size: 2272 x 1704 pixels
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Exposure Bias: 0
ISO Speed: 64
Focal Length: 8.3125 mm
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  • N814CL @ CMA - Clay Lacy's 1945 Douglas DC-3C in livery of United Airlines 'Mainliner O'Connor', two P&W R-1830-92 14 cylinder radials 1,200 Hp each - by Doug Robertson by Doug Robertson @ CMA
  • N814CL @ CMA - Early morning view of ramp from top of balloon tether lines. Looking down on Clay Lacy's DC3. - by Peggy Watson-Meinke by Peggy Watson-Meinke @ CMA
  • N814CL @ SZP - 1945 Douglas DC-3C, two P&W 1830s, Clay Lacy's DC-3, Clay no longer holds the record of more PIC flight hours than anyone else in the world. Was topped by Russian test pilot with over 60,000 hours. Edited 9-2012. - by Doug Robertson by Doug Robertson @ SZP
  • N814CL @ CMA - Clay Lacy's 1945 Douglas DC-3C in livery of United Airlines 'Mainliner O'Connor', two P&W R-1830-92 14 cylinder radials 1,200 Hp each. Clay has over 50,000 hours PIC flight time - by Doug Robertson by Doug Robertson @ CMA
  • N814CL @ BFI - This DC-3 of Clay Lacy Aviation is painted in United colors and is a popular guest at airshows and other aviation arrangements. Here on display at the Boeing Field Museum of Flight, May 2004. - by Andreas Mowinckel by Andreas Mowinckel @ BFI