Registration / Serial:C-FRJH
Aircraft Original Type:Cessna 185 Skywagon
Aircraft Generic Type:Cessna 185 Skywagon (U-17)
Aircraft Version:Cessna 185C Skywagon
C/n (msn):185-0770
City / Airport:Victoria - International (CYYJ / YYJ)Map
Region / Country:British Columbia, Canada
Photo Date:11 December 2025
Photo by:Tim MartinContact
Photo ID:877414Submit Correction
View count: 39
This 1964 built Skywagon is based at Prince Rupert (CZSW) and has had a recent makeover including a composite 'MT Propeller' airscrew. It also has a major modification to the rear fuselage as evidenced by the two small windows in what looks like a stretcher door. I'm wondering how the LH rear float strut loads are carried through without the supporting structure. Maybe there is a removable strut from floor to roof.
Registration / Serial:C-FRJH
Aircraft Version:Cessna 185C Skywagon
C/n (msn):185-0770
City / Airport:Victoria - International (CYYJ / YYJ)Map
Region / Country:British Columbia, Canada
Photo Date:11 December 2025
Photo by:Tim MartinContact
Registration / Serial:C-FRJH
Aircraft Original Type:Cessna 185 Skywagon
Aircraft Generic Type:Cessna 185 Skywagon (U-17)
Aircraft Version:Cessna 185C Skywagon
C/n (msn):185-0770
City / Airport:Victoria - International (CYYJ / YYJ)Map
Region / Country:British Columbia, Canada
Photo Date:11 December 2025
Photo by:Tim MartinContact
Photo ID:877414Submit Correction
View count: 39
This 1964 built Skywagon is based at Prince Rupert (CZSW) and has had a recent makeover including a composite 'MT Propeller' airscrew. It also has a major modification to the rear fuselage as evidenced by the two small windows in what looks like a stretcher door. I'm wondering how the LH rear float strut loads are carried through without the supporting structure. Maybe there is a removable strut from floor to roof.
Registration / Serial:C-FRJH
Aircraft Version:Cessna 185C Skywagon
C/n (msn):185-0770
City / Airport:Victoria - International (CYYJ / YYJ)Map
Region / Country:British Columbia, Canada
Photo Date:11 December 2025
Photo by:Tim MartinContact