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AL73-A-170

  • Johan Visschedijk said:
    Boeing Model 40-Y NC381 c/n 1095 The sole 40-Y was a custom conversion of a 40-B airframe built for the Standard Oil Company of California. It had a cabin for two passengers and two open cockpits with dual controls. Powerplant was a 525 hp Pratt & Whitney Hornet radial engine, it had a balanced rudder and a tail-wheel. NC381 was turned over to the customer on December 9, 1928, and made its first flight the following day.

CF_07-0029 Bendix winner Roscoe Turner at 1933 NAR Los Angeles 7_1_1933

  • Dull Detail said:
    01 July 1933, Municipal Airport, Los Angeles, CA. - Colonel Roscoe Turner established a new Transcontinental speed record and won the Bendix race from New York to Los Angeles. (In White hat below Turner) Tom Hynson of Pasadena CA., Truner's backer; (Standing in the cockpit) Roscoe Turner, (below Turner's left with white hat) Mrs. Turner and (next to Mrs. Turner and in dark blazer with medal on chest) Vicent Bendix, trophy doner.

CF_07-0023 Bendix winner Roscoe Turner at 1933 NAR Los Angeles Cliff Henderson nearest in white

  • Dull Detail said:
    01 July 1933, Municipal Airport, Los Angeles, CA. - Colonel Roscoe Turner established a new Transcontinental speed record and won the Bendix race from New York to Los Angeles. (Standing in the cockpit) Roscoe Turner, (below Turner's left man facing camera with large nose) Vicent Bendix, trophy doner.