Cessna 325?
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Cessna 325?
Hello all.
Just wondering if anyone is able to shed any light on the Cessna 325. All I can find on google is that it's a single engine, 2 seater crop duster.
Does anyone have a picture of one? Tried googling and various sites but can't find anything.
Thanks alot
Just wondering if anyone is able to shed any light on the Cessna 325. All I can find on google is that it's a single engine, 2 seater crop duster.
Does anyone have a picture of one? Tried googling and various sites but can't find anything.
Thanks alot
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Wikipedia lists the Cessna 325, but no article about it.
FAA shows this:
Serial Number 24001 Type Registration Individual
Manufacturer Name CESSNA Certificate Issue Date 04/10/1979
Model 325 Status Valid
Type Aircraft Fixed Wing Single-Engine Type Engine Reciprocating
Pending Number Change None Dealer No
Date Change Authorized None Mode S Code 50044477
MFR Year 1955 Fractional Owner NO
FAA shows this:
Serial Number 24001 Type Registration Individual
Manufacturer Name CESSNA Certificate Issue Date 04/10/1979
Model 325 Status Valid
Type Aircraft Fixed Wing Single-Engine Type Engine Reciprocating
Pending Number Change None Dealer No
Date Change Authorized None Mode S Code 50044477
MFR Year 1955 Fractional Owner NO
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I found several hints that the 325 might be a twin, which would make sense to me as other Cessna aircraft with a 3nn type number are also twins.
I did also, however, find several references also to a single including one, a crop duster, which crashed, N1175D, but that is also shown as a Cessna TL-19D
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Couldn't find any pics or drawings or description or specs anywhere.
I did also, however, find several references also to a single including one, a crop duster, which crashed, N1175D, but that is also shown as a Cessna TL-19D
.Couldn't find any pics or drawings or description or specs anywhere.
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I suspect N1175D is actually a model 305 and shown as 325 because of a typo. The serial number is in the correct range for a 1955 ish Cessna L-19/305 and it has the same engine. Some were converted for AG use.
Don't believe there is, or was a Cessna model 325
Don't believe there is, or was a Cessna model 325
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According to Rod Simpsons "General Aviation", four 325s were built, as above a Bird Dog with a 230hp enigne, constant speed prop and a hopper in the rear or the cabin with underwing spray bars.
No pics, but it does seem to be an existing model although it apears there' only 1:
http://www.planedesire.com/aircraft/...D/details.html
Aircraft - CESSNA - 325 - 1175d
All registered aircraft made by Cessna
http://www.planedesire.com/aircraft/...D/details.html
Aircraft - CESSNA - 325 - 1175d
All registered aircraft made by Cessna
Certification: Restricted Agriculture and Pest Control
