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Jack Riley
Fort Lauderdale, FL, USA
International Girls Baseball League, Inc.
Chicago, IL, USA
Schneider-Cogswell, Incorporated
Chicago, IL, USA
- February 1954 - repairs made to the ailerons, flaps and rudder, engine and propeller indicate a wheels up landing. Upgraded by TEMCO with two 150hp Lycoming O-320 engines, installation of a Southwind cabin heater and an auxiliary 30 US-gallon fuel tank. Incorporated a gross weight increase to 3,350 lbs.
TEMCO Aircraft Corporation
Greenville, TX, USA
- September 1954 - two 150hp Lycoming O-320 engines installed (this contradicts the upgrade of February 1954). Also performed: a new baggage compartment door (from Ryan Aeronautical), removal of the fuel dump chute, new fuselage skins, and the replacement of the original Riley-built nose section and engine nacelles with TEMCO assemblies.
Maner Graham
Midland, TX, USA
Vest Aircraft & Finance Co.
Denver, CO, USA
Niblock Flying Service, Inc.
Elkhart, IN, USA
Echo Painters
Lansing, MI, USA
- Purchased for $12,999.
Val Verde Aviation
Del Rio, TX, USA
McCollum Aviation
Danville, IL, USA
Home Manufacturing Co.
Decatur, IL, USA
W.H. Best
West Palm Beach, FL, USA
Florida Airmotive, Inc.
Lantana, FL, USA
Albert Gale
Tampa, FL, USA
Erdle & Wilder Aircraft, Inc.
Vero Beach, FL, USA
Leonard D'aituo and Robert Clifton
Rockledge, FL, USA
- September 25, 1965 - A material failure of the nose gear fork caused a landing gear collapse at Merritt Is, FL. (NTSB Report MIA66F0248)
Stewart Fason
Mena, AR, USA
Hartzell Geyer
Mena, AR, USA
Quentin Knussmann
Hixson, TN, USA
Floyd Davies
Harrison, OH, USA
Fransisco (Frank) Ochoa
Bellevue, WA, USA
A wonderful aerial photo of N107N over Washington's Puget Sound, and while visting Kitsap County Airport and Safari Island in the San Juan Islands.
Photo courtesy of Frank Ochoa
Fresh from its 1990 repaint, N107N is seen at the Arlington Airport.
Photo courtesy of Frank Ochoa
Fransisco (Frank) Ochoa
Duvall, WA, USA
Frank Ochoa poses with N107N, which has benefited greatly from his work cleaning up its aerodynamics.
Photo courtesy of Trevor McTavish
N107N, seen at the Arlington Airport during a dreary afternoon, September 2007.
Photo courtesy of Trevor McTavish
- July 2013 - advertised for sale asking $65,000.
Robert Fratti
Nampa, ID, USA
Having reportedly having sat for "most of the last 15 years", Robert Fratti begins breathing new life into N107N, July 2023.
Photo courtesy of Robert Fratti