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Paul. I'm not sure that Rolls-Royce Continental engines are fitted to Cessnas or other US-built aircraft. Rolls-Royce reluctantly built these engines under licence so they could be fitted in British-built aircraft for use with the RAF, specifically the Beagle Basset & Bulldog. They're likely to be more expensive than the original US-manufactured examples.
Hi Doug...
I mentioned this because the little Cessna 150 trainers here have a Rolls Royce badge on the side of the engine cowling, and the pilots of them indicated their like of the Continental engines fitted inside.....!
The similar Cessna !52's and the larger aircraft are fitted with Avco/Textron Lycoming engines.
Cheers Doug...!
Paul.
OK. I stand corrected. :-[
That's unless someone pinched some RR badges & stuck them on those little Cessnas for a joke. :P ;D
PS. You are quite correct. They were fitted on the Rheims Cessnas. I should have guessed. Sorry. :( ;)
http://www.piper.aztech.co.uk/ev/history/gbaev_history.htm
PPS. This shows how much I know about Cessnas. Not a lot.
Cheers Paul. ;D
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