This is Clay Lacy's beautifully
restored Douglas DC-3C, "Mainliner O'Connor" (N914CL). The DC-3 was a
popular airliner in the 1930s and became quite a workhorse for
militaries of many countries as a C-47 Skytrain. It was also called the
Dakota in British service. The Russians license-built the DC-3 and
called it the Lisunov Li-2. Before WWII began, the Japanese had license
to built the DC-3 and they built them as a Showa L2D.
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