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Any 182Cs out there?

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Mon Dec 21, 2009 5:17 pm

Any 182Cs out there?

Are there any 1960 182C owners out there? I realize the 182 isn’t the cats meow for backcountry work but thought I would ask and see if there are any out there following the forum.

Thanks,

Chip
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Mon Dec 21, 2009 10:03 pm

Re: Any 182Cs out there?

Skylane on this forum used to have one with a big nose fork and 600x6 tire.The 182D was not much different thant the C and was the last good 182 that they made. After that they got rid of the trimable stabalizer. I fly a B model and the only difference that I know between the B and the C is that mine has a strait tail. The C and D model are the fastest 182's out there.

You can get into every backcountry strip in Idaho in a 182C if you have the skills. It is for sure the cats meow.

Tim
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Tue Dec 22, 2009 11:59 am

Re: Any 182Cs out there?

Lots of us on here are fond of the 182. To me, the Johnson bar flap control you have is a nice plus. Steve
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