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Douglas DC-7 (N401US)

Submitted 5 years ago

22 of N401US 162 of DC7 604 at KMFR

Tim Crippin

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alan mistrater5 years ago

"...Four eighteen-cylinder Wright R-3350 Duplex-Cyclone Turbo-Compound engines provided power."
May the ole Wright radials fly forever

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silverio califano5 years ago

If some politicians have their way, you wont even be able to see them in a museum because of hazardous oils and fuel residue, much less have them keep flying! For myself, this is a gorgeous bird.

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Douglas DC-7 (N401US)

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