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Reader Comments (5)

Peter N. Weiskopf · July 11, 2006 - 14:53 EST #1

This is a PT-22 with the Kinner R5 motor, not a PT-23 with the Continental R-670-11, 220 HP. The landing gear is also different. Nice restoration - though.

Peter N. Weiskopf · July 11, 2006 - 14:53 EST #2

This is a PT-22 with the Kinner R5 motor, not a PT-23 with the Continental R-670-11, 220 HP. The landing gear is also different. Nice restoration - though.

Dr. Harry Sampey · September 28, 2006 - 15:44 EST #3

In 1950, Rapid City SD, I Purchased a PT-23 with a sliding canopy. After repairing hail damage to the plywood wings I flew the plane for 50 hours and traded plus money for a BT-13. I'm completing a book and looking for a picture (with permission to use)of a PT-23 with a canopy. Any help would be appreciated. Harry

Marcos De Bonis · March 29, 2008 - 09:49 EST #4

Right, a PT-22 with a Kinner R5.The PT-23 differs in many aspects,starting by the engine.

Marcos De Bonis · March 29, 2008 - 09:54 EST #5

Sorry,big mistake: this is a Ryan PT-22 Recruit that uses a Kinner R-540, of 160 hp.