Bellanca Viking

How about a heavy wood-and-fabric single that can smoke along at 190 knots? A turbo Viking is up to the task.

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David Alger sent the ramp shot of his handsome model 17-30A Viking. Need for speed? These models are packing 300-HP Continental IO-520s under the cowling.
There’s really nothing quite like the Bellanca Viking. Motor up to the ramp and inevitably someone from the inquisitive outdoor lunch crowd will ask what it is. After explaining that it’s not a Mooney or a Comanche, you can say the Viking is very much its own airplane. Yes, with wooden spars, fabric covering, impressive […]
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