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Doug Robertson's Photo Gallery

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N7042E photo, click to enlarge
1960 Cessna 175A SKYLARK, Continental GO-300-G 175 Hp geared engine with deeper cowl than a C172
N7043M photo, click to enlarge
1958 Cessna 175 SKYLARK, Franklin 6A&6V335 220 Hp conversion from geared Continental GO-300 175 Hp, taildragger conversion. Santa Paula Ridge & Peak at 4,957' in background.
N7043M photo, click to enlarge
1958 Cessna 175 SKYLARK, Franklin 6A&6V335 220 Hp conversion from original geared Continental GO-300 175 Hp, also taildragger conversion.
N7043M photo, click to enlarge
1958 Cessna 175 SKYLARK, Franklin 6A&6V335 220 Hp conversion from original geared Continental GO-300 175 Hp, and taildragger conversion, prop
N6909E photo, click to enlarge
1961 Cessna 175A SKYLARK, Continental GO-300-E 175 Hp geared engine
N6909E photo, click to enlarge
1961 Cessna 175A SKYLARK, Continental GO-300-E 175 Hp geared engine, on final Rwy 22
N7097M photo, click to enlarge
1958 Cessna 175 SKYLARK, Continental GO-300-E 175 Hp 1.33/1 geared engine, note deeper cowl than a C172.
N7097M photo, click to enlarge
1958 Cessna 175 SKYLARK, Continental GO-300-E 175 Hp geared engine crankshaft speed 3,200 rpm at 1.33/1 reduction gives 2,400 rpm cruise. Note deeper cowl
N7097M photo, click to enlarge
1958 Cessna 175 SKYLARK, Continental GO-300-E 175 Hp geared engine. 3,200 rpm crankshaft speed to 1.33/1 reduction gearing for 2,400 rpm cruise. Note deep cowling. Landing roll Rwy 22.
N7042E photo, click to enlarge
1960 Cessna 175A SKYLARK, Continental GO-300-G, geared engine with deeper cowl than a C172
N7042E photo, click to enlarge
1960 Cessna 175A SKYLARK, Continental GO-300-G 175Hp, geared engine with deeper cowl than a C172
N7042E photo, click to enlarge
1960 Cessna 175A SKYLARK, Continental GO-300-E 175 Hp, geared engine with deeper cowl than a C172.