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Jack Riley
Fort Lauderdale, FL, USA
A beautiful color image of N91193 wearing overall white with vermillion trim.
Photo courtesy of Riley Aircraft Co. via Gretchen Brauninger
Although N91193 (NAV-4-65) and N4832K (NAV-4-1832) wore almost identical paint schemes, they could be distinguished from one another because N91193 had the three-piece Fletcher nose gear doors which are easily be seen in this image.
Photo courtesy of Riley Aircraft via Ken McTavish
Seen on the ramp at Dallas, TX's Love Field in November 1952.
Photo courtesy of Mitch Maybourne via SkyWorld International
- Sold for $15,000
Roger Edwards dba, Caribbean Line
Miami, FL, USA
- January 1953 to May 1953 - Aircraft returned to Riley Aircraft Mfg. Co. for replacement of Lycoming O-290-D2 engines with O-290-D2A engines. New Hartzell HC 82 X-G-2 propellers installed in place of Koppers F200H models. New engine controls described as "basically the same as that used in Beech Model 18."
- June 1953 - Flight testing of the new engine and propeller installation carried out.
Jack Riley
Dallas, TX, USA
- April 1954 - Aircraft returned to TEMCO Aircraft Corporation for upgrades, including increased gross weight of 3,350 lbs, installation of a 20 US-gallon fuel tank, and replacement of Lycoming O-290-D2A engines with 150 hp Lycoming O-320s.
T.L. James & Company, Inc.
Ruston, LA, USA
Jack Riley
Dallas, TX, USA
- Sold for $15,000
T.C. Stricklin
Dallas, TX, USA
Alford Refigerated Warehouses
Dallas, TX, USA
Jack Dalton
Dallas, TX, USA
Dal-Tex Aviation, Inc.
Addison, TX, USA
Eugene Ewing
Fort Worth, TX, USA
- November 1959 - Repairs made to the wings and propellers indicating a wheels up landing.
Executive Aircraft Company
Kansas City, MO, USA
George Monea
Alliance, OH, USA
Southern Steel & Stove Co., Inc.
Richmond, VA, USA
Southern Industries, Inc.
Richmond, VA, USA
Raleigh-Durham Aviation, Inc.
Morrisville, NC, USA
Eugene Lambright
Newport,NC, USA
M & K Aviation, Inc.
Jeffersonville, IN, USA
Frank Eames, Jr.
Louisville, KY, USA
- January 1975 - damage to the outer panels of both wings repaired.
Richard Harp
Downey, CA, USA
Richard Harp
Great Falls, MT, USA
Donald Woods
Great Falls, MT, USA
Roland Bond
Jean, NV, USA
Loyd Town
Jean, NV, USA
- Date unknown - the aircraft suffered a wheels-up landing.
Albert Gallucci
Jean, NV, USA
- A leaking fuel tank led to an extensive rewiring and replumbing of the entire airframe.
Albert Gallucci
Sandy Valley, NV, USA
Al Gallucci is seen with his Twin Navion in 2007.
Photo courtesy of Barnstormers.com
N91193 is now seen under a beautiful blue Nevada sky, May 2009.
Photo courtesy of Dave Budd
Paul Szlasa
Kula, HI, USA
After Al Gallucci passed away his nephew, Paul Szalasa, put N91193 up for sale.
Photo courtesy of Barnstormers.com
- April 2014 - advertised for sale, asking $16,000.
owner unknown
Laughlin, NV, USA
With its engines removed, disassembly begins on N91193, May 30, 2014.
Photo courtesy of Matthew Vader
N91193 being disassembled in preparation for being sold as parts.
Photo courtesy of Barnstormers.com
- October 2016 - advertised for sale, being parted out.