For those unable to make it to Airventure this year, I did my best to take a quick picture of all the 170's I saw on the field. I'm not a photographer and I'd say most tent placement decisions did not consider picture taking. I believe Dan Wood stated in another thread that there were 50 170's registered this year. I was able to get pictures of 39 of them. One of those is borrowed from the EAA award site since I unfortunately missed walking by the 170 that received the Outstanding 170 Award. I was there from Monday morning till Thursday morning and didn't venture to the North 40 or south of row 144 (where I was parked). If I missed your plane feel free to add a picture.
Enjoy!
Doug
Sorry about many of them appearing upside down in the posts, but when I click on them they appear right side up.
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Thanks for taking the time to post all these photos, Doug. I missed this year but looking forward to parking next to some of these beautiful planes next year.
I know that last plane in the series, the yellow 170A as I was camped beside it (You can just see the tail in this photo) ( the yellow 170A). The owners are from Illinois and work for Southwest airlines.They were great neighbours.
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c170b53 wrote: I know that last plane in the series, the yellow 170A as I was camped beside it (You can just see the tail in this photo) ( the yellow 170A). The owners are from Illinois and work for Southwest airlines.They were great neighbours.
Here is another one of you two..
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I believe Dan Wood stated in another thread that there were 50 170's registered this year. I was able to get pictures of 39 of them. One of those is borrowed from the EAA award site since I unfortunately missed walking by the 170 that received the Outstanding 170 Award. I was there from Monday morning till Thursday morning and didn't venture to the North 40 or south of row 144 (where I was parked). If I missed your plane feel free to add a picture. 
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