N758TT - 1980 CESSNA R172K
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Current Registration
Serial Number: R1723354
Aircraft: 1980 CESSNA R172K
City: VANCOUVER
Owner: LAWSON PAUL L
State: WA
Issue Date: 07/07/2023
Country: US
Expiration Date: 01/31/2029
Zipcode: 98661-6662
Previous Registration
Date
Owner
Location
08/19/2021
LAWSON PAUL L
VANCOUVER WA
08/22/2018
LAWSON PAUL L
VANCOUVER WA
12/08/2015
LAWSON PAUL L
VANCOUVER WA
01/17/2013
LAWSON PAUL L
VANCOUVER WA
01/27/2011
LAWSON PAUL L
VANCOUVER WA
Source
Registration
Make/Model
Event Type
Event Date
Location
SourceNTSB
RegistrationN758TT
Make/ModelCESSNA R172K
Event TypeSubstantial
Event Date7/24/2011
LocationSandy, OR
SourceFAA
Registration758TT
Make/ModelCESSNA R172K
Event TypeSubstantial
Event Date7/24/2011
LocationSANDY, OR
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Piper Super Cub

The development of Pipers Super Cub is as much a story of survival as it is progress. While the role of the original J-3 was mainly for training, Piper had to bring more utility to the table than the Cubbys 75 MPH cruise speed, 200-mile range and 450 FPM climb performance. Enter the refined PA-18 Super Cub, a design thats still being tweaked some 66 years later through several so-called Cub clones, which includes nicely executed models from Cub Crafters and American Legend Aircraft, to name a couple.

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Three Cubs: New LSAs vs. the J-3

This thought experiment is irresistible: What if the clock were wound back 50 years and William T. Piper got a look at the modern crop of light sport airplanes that bear the name of his beloved Cub? Would he be pleased? Our guess is that he would not be, although Walter Jamouneau would be. Jamouneau was the engineer responsible for improving the Taylor E-2 and evolving it, eventually, into the J-3. Its not that Piper was a purist and would be offended by what the likes of Legend and Cub Crafters have done to his classic everymans airplane. Its because Piper was, above all else, a salesman and in his day, the $1325 price was what would make the thing sell (and did) and thus become the iconic conception of light aircraft.

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Super Cub Kit Comparison

Super Cubs are beloved by many a backcountry adventurer, and several kits offer options to meet the demand of builders interested in these sturdy workhorses.

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N758TT Flight Data
Last Seen Flying45 Days Ago
Last tracked coordinates:Lat 45.624939 / Long -122.638773

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