Peruvian airline Faucett built 36 modified Stinsons as the F-19, between 1934 and 1946. This example, actually OB-R-147, is painted and displayed to represent OA-BBQ (c/n 8), which made the first non-stop Lima-Buenos Aires flight on 27 Mar 1937.

OB-R-143, painted with fake registration OB-R-140, former Compañía de Aviación Faucett S.A., Fleet No. 36

Elmer Faucett's airline Faucett Perú produced its own aircraft based on the Stinson Detroiter, the F-19, from 1934. No less than 36 examples were built, and four were still in service with the company in 1960. Photo probably either in 1947 or 1952 Photo by: Sophie Petersen / National Museum of Denmark

One of a series of 36 modified Stinsons built by the Faucett airline between 1934 and 1946 for their own operation and by the Peruvian Government. This example was displayed outside the Faucett base with skimmed-over windows. It wears the registration of OA-BBQ (c/n 8), which made the first non-stop Lima-Buenos Aires flight on 27 Mar 1937. It is actually OB-R-147 (c/n 29) and is now preserved by the Peruvian Air Force at Lima Jorge Chavez.