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PA-14 Trivia
 
  The PA-14 fuselage is 4" wider than the PA-12. It is a (cozy) four-place aircraft; has the same gross weight as the PA-12, and was built with the same O-235 engine. It did however, come from the factory with flaps.
  237 PA-14's were built in 1948-49; 126 are still on the U.S. Register, and an astounding 81 of those (64%) are in Alaska! There are nearly 20 in Canada.
  1948 PA-14's start with CN 14-1, and 1949's at 14-490, .
 
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N4201H waiting for spring, on the edge of PALH Lake Hood, Anchorage, AK 4-08. The wings and vertical tail look stock, but it has a retro cowling and an O-320 engine. Here's a list of the mods it has, from an ad I saw on 2-22-11 (Scroll down). It's probably fairly typical of many PA-12 and PA-14's.
 
N4203H, with O-360, at PALH Lake Hood, AK 5-10
 
N4204H, with full length ailerons; an O-360; and PA-18 cowling, at Lake Hood ANC AK 5-10. Ski season is over! I also saw it in the lake in 7-04
 
N4213H looking quite stock except for the PA-18 landing gear and elevators, at PAUO Willow, 8-04
 
N4215H with O-320, retro cowling, seaplane door, PA-18 landing gear and elevators, and big wheels, at Z41 Lake Hood Strip, 5-10
 
N4217H, with a big Lycoming but the original cowling; PA-18 landing gear; and seaplane door, at Z41 7-04. There's a quiet richness about this airplane.
 
N1423P, ex N4220H, at PAHO Homer, AK, 4-08. A fresh rebuild and I believe, before it was flown. It has an O-320; stock cowling; greenhouse; PA-18 landing gear and elevators; split cabin doors left and right; squared off wings with serious tips; and a beautiful panel.
 
N4236H, O-290, awaiting a new owner and rebuild, at PAHO Homer, AK 4-08. It was pretty pricey, but seeing as how the PA-14 is an Alaskan State treasure, it probably brought it.
 
N4250H sitting tall, with a retro cowl and certainly a big engine; squared wings; PA-18 elevators; at Z41 Lake Hood Strip, Anchorage, AK 5-10
 
N4260H with several mods, at Z41 Lake Hood Strip, AK 5-10. Note how the wing tip is warped up. That's a fairly common issue with the wood bows.
 
N4263H with O-360 and retro cowl, on the edge of PALH Lake Hood 5-10. Note the hump in the center, and the slope on sides of the top of the cowl, for better visibility with the tail down.
 
N4265H with O-320 and PA-18 cowl; seaplane door; PA-18 elevators; squared wings with small splates; at PALH Lake Hood 4-08
  14-85 N4280H, very dark slide, Oshkosh 1989
 
N4291H, with an O-320 and several other mods, including a unique seaplane door. At Z41 Lake Hood Strip, Anchorage, AK 7-04
 
N5112H with an O-320 and PA-18 cowl, on the step in the channel between Lake Hood and Lake Spenard, 5-10. Note the retro rudder and several STOL features. I saw it on the ice in 4-08, on straight skies 4-30-10 and left, and on wheels on 5-8-10. It's a highly modified, all-season beauty.
 
N5142H, with O-320 and several mods at BGQ Big Lake, AK 5-10. Nice paint lines!
 
N5145H with a J-3 Cub stripe, looking (deceptively?) quite stock except for the wheels, at PABV Birchwood, AK 5-10
  14-156 N5146H, poor slide, Oshkosh 1989
 
N5150H at Lake Hood ANC AK 4-08 and 5-10. It's easier to say what IS stock. The rudder!
 
N5176H, O-320, tied down on PALH Lake Hood 4-08
 
N91449 at AQY Girdwood AK 5-10. It is probably ex N5181H.


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