Stinson Station Wagon 108-3

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Key Takeaways:

  • The Stinson Station Wagon 108-3 is an aircraft with a current used market price of $20,000, originally costing $6,484 when new.
  • It is a 4-seater aircraft powered by a 165 hp Franklin 6A4-165-B3 engine, featuring conventional landing gear.
  • Key performance metrics include a maximum level speed of 108 knots, a 75% power cruise speed of 104 knots, and an estimated range of 395 nautical miles.
  • The article recommends the Stinson 108 as one of the best deals available in the used aircraft market.
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Price: $20,000/$6,484 (new)
Engine make/model: Franklin 6A4-165-B3
Horsepower for takeoff: 165
TBO hrs.: N/A
Fuel type: 80/100LL
Propeller make/type: Sensenich, Fixed
Landing gear type: Conventional
Max ramp weight (lbs.): 2400
Gross weight (lbs.): 2400
Max landing weight (lbs.): 2400
Empty weight (lbs.): 1320
Useful load (lbs.): 50
Oil capacity (qts.): 8
Wingspan: 34 ft.
Overall length: 24 ft. 6 in.
Height: 6 ft. 10 in.
Wing area (sq. ft.): 155
Wing loading (lbs./sq. ft.): 15.5
Power loading (lbs./hp.): 14.5
Wheel track (in.): 84
Wheel size (in.): 6
Seating capacity: 4
Cabin doors: 2
Cabin width (in.): 39
Cabin height (in.): 46
Baggage capacity (lbs.): 100
PERFORMANCE
Max level speed (knots): 108
Cruise speed (knots):
75% power: 104
65% power: n/a
55% power: n/a
Max range (w/ reserve) (nm):
75% power: 395 (est.)
65% power: n/a
55% power: n/a
Fuel consumption (gph):
75% power: 10.0
65% power: n/a
55% power: n/a
Estimated endurance (65% power w/1 hr reserve) (hrs): 4.3
Stall speed (flaps up) (knots): 54
Stall speed (flaps down) (knots): 48
Best rate of climb (fpm): 550 to 650
Service ceiling (ft.): 16,500
Takeoff ground roll (ft.): 980
Landing ground roll (ft.): 940
all specs are standard unless noted otherwise

The Stinson 108 is one of the best deals on the used market. Check out some of the otherCheapest Planes In The Sky.

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