Stinson Station Wagon 108-3 performance and specifications

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Stinson Station Wagon 108-3 performance and specifications

Introduced in 1947, The Stinson 108 Flying Station Wagon was ahead of its time. The slogans "My airplane works for a living" and "America's No. 1 Utility Plane" was easy to understand as the Flying Station Wagon seated four along with 100 pounds cargo, and cruised at 130mph.

specifications

Price:	$20,000/$6,484 (new)
Engine make/model:	Franklin 6A4-165-B3
Horsepower for takeoff:	165
TBO hours:	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
Usable Fuel (gal.):	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:	84 in.
Wheel size (in):	6 in.
Seating capacity:	4
Cabin doors:	2
Cabin width:	39 in.
Cabin height:	46 in.
Baggage capacity (lbs):	100