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Ross Richardson wrote: It could be a C-172 with the Avcon/Doyn/Bush conversion. I have a '65 Skyhawk that you describe very accurately. The "bumps" are clearance for the cylinder heads since the STC holder did not redo the top cowling. They are made of fiberglass and riveted on. It could also be a C-170 with the 180 conversion. If the vertical stab was round at the top it was a C-170. Square or slanted it was a C-172. Those two are pretty much the only Cessna types I've seen with the cowl bumps. John Galban=====N4BQ (PA28-180) |
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