Cessna 180 Custom World War I The J85s allowed the aircraft

The J85s allowed the aircraft to takeoff at a much larger gross weight of 80

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Wingspan 18 7/8 inches

but after the loss of a 2-0-2 prototype in 1948

Cessna 180 Custom World War I The J85s allowed the aircraftCessna 180 airplane model. The 180 started life as a more powerful development of the 170 and evolved into a family of useful utility aircraft that was in production for over three decades. The first 180s were essentially Model 170s with a more powerful 170kW (225hp) O 470 A engine. The first of the type flew in 1952 and deliveries began in February the following year. The 180's career as a high performance single was short lived due to the arrival of