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owner unknown
USA
Jack Riley
Dallas, TX, USA
Walnut Creek Canning Co.
Walnut Creek, CA, USA
Salinas Aircraft
Salinas, CA, USA
- June 1956 - Records indicate repairs were made to N123N following a forced landing.
Pacific Aero Industries
San Francisco, CA, USA
H.A. Sundean and Edith P. Sundean
Santa Cruz, CA, USA
Raymond Nelson
Santa Cruz, CA, USA
N123N at Whitehorse, YT, Canada enroute to Alaska in 1982.
Photo courtesy of Ken McTavish
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson with N123N.
Photo courtesy of Raymond Nelson
Adventist World Aviation Inc.
Berrien Springs, MI, USA
N123N undergoing major maintenance and servicing.
Photo courtesy of unknown
- Damaged in a collapse of the nose landing gear.
Dennis Susens
Highland, MI, USA (relocated from Berrien Springs, MI)
At Bridgewater Airpark, Bridgewater, VA, USA, November 2003.
Photo courtesy of Ken Stolzfus, flyinghigher.net
- July 2006 - advertised for sale, asking $35,000.
N123N with most of its repairs complete in 2006.
Photo courtesy of Dennis Susens
N123N returns to the skies - 2007.
Photo courtesy of Dennis Susens
Jesse Loftquist
Point Roberts, WA, USA
N123N, seen just before being disassembled to provide parts for another Twin Navion rebuild.
Photo courtesy of Jesse Loftquist
- 2007 - Used as a donor airframe for parts needed in the rebuild of TTN-51.
Disassembled, N123N is now only a collection of spare parts.
Photo courtesy of Jesse Loftquist
- May 2011 - Offered for sale as part of a package that included TTN-51. Asking $95,000 USD.
Location unknown. As moss begins growing, the remains of N123N sit in an open field, apparently dumped there to free up the trailer they were being moved on.
Photo courtesy of Edan Lifesong via Instagram
Ronald Warren
Kailua Kona, HI, USA
At least the auction company had the decency to put TNN-56 back on its trailer.
Photo courtesy of Mussar Bros. Auctions
- December 2021 - Sold at auction for $375 USD.
owner unknown
Location unknown, USA