Photos of Aircraft N237E

N237E, 1940 Cessna C-165 Airmaster, c/n 554

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Aircraft N237E, EAA AirVenture 2008, at OSH, photo by Timothy Aanerud

Timothy Aanerud

@ OSH

Aircraft N237E, 1940 Cessna C-165 AIRMASTER, Warner Super Scarab 165 165 Hp. Forty-one C-165 AIRMASTERs were built, production terminating in 1941., at OSH, photo by Doug Robertson

Doug Robertson

@ OSH

Aircraft N237E, 1940 Cessna C-165 AIRMASTER, Warner Super Scarab 165 165 Hp, The C-34 AIRMASTER of 1935 was an early cantilever wing (no strut) design from the 1930s that foreshadowed the C-190, C-195, C-177 CARDINAL and strutless C-210 CENTURION., at OSH, photo by Doug Robertson

Doug Robertson

@ OSH

Aircraft N237E, 1940 Cessna C-165 AIRMASTER, Warner Super Scarab 165 165 Hp, tail, at OSH, photo by Doug Robertson

Doug Robertson

@ OSH

Aircraft N237E, EAA AirVenture 2008., at KOSH, photo by Mitch Sando

Mitch Sando

@ KOSH

Aircraft N237E, EAA AirVenture 2008., at KOSH, photo by Mitch Sando

Mitch Sando

@ KOSH

Aircraft N237E, Tail detail. Airventure 2008, at OSH, photo by Bob Simmermon

Bob Simmermon

@ OSH

Aircraft N237E, Airventure 2008 - Oshkosh, WI, at OSH, photo by Bob Simmermon

Bob Simmermon

@ OSH

Aircraft N237E, Taking off from Crissy Field, San Francisco., photo by Bill Larkins

Bill Larkins

Aircraft N237E, Airventure '07, at OSH, photo by Bob Simmermon

Bob Simmermon

@ OSH

Aircraft N237E, Airventure '07, at OSH, photo by Bob Simmermon

Bob Simmermon

@ OSH

Aircraft N237E, Cessna C-165, at KOSH, photo by Mark Pasqualino

Mark Pasqualino

@ KOSH

Aircraft N237E, Black and orange (CAA colors), photo by Bill Larkins

Bill Larkins

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