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Yep, bingo Aaron, (phew). The military model number was the Cessna 180 in Australian Army service, just like the civie one. The 180 is a veritable classic, lovely CAS.

 
Thanks guys but I really didn't have a clue. With all the clues Nuuumannn was dropping, when Gary said 185 and got a no but so close I knew it had to be the 180 because everything around it had been guessed. Wow. I just didn't give up. Ok, for our next test, we'll use this little monster.
 

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Yep!!

Well done
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Ahh...I see, trying to double your chances of winning, eh?

It is a Boeing built Stearman N2S-4 that served in the USN, then sold off as surplus in 1957, was in a wreck in the mid-west in 1975 while serving as a crop duster, then sat for years until being rebuilt and certified airworthy in 2011.

It's a local bird and can be seen every so often out and about or at local displays.



 
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