Cessna 140 N90066 Looking for location and present owner

[1918ALF]

Hello everyone, I am looking for my fathers old Cessna 140 N90066. He sold it 30 years ago to a gentleman in Tyler, Texas who promised to sell it to me when he was too old to fly. Well, he died on me and his son sold it to someone who he thought was maybe from Tenn. You would think one would remember where the person was from who just handed you $12,000. Anyway, any information welcome. Email amlafrance1918@yahoo.com Thanks......

[1918ALF]

The new owner of N90066 lives in Springville, Tenn zip code 38256. Somehow managed to register it with the FAA without listing his name. Does anyone in Springville know who it belongs to? any help appreciated... My email is amlafrance1918@yahoo.com

[Bluedharma]

http://www.aviongoo.com/aviongoo/faa_info.php?nnum=N90066

I think I found the name
I would post the name here...but I am not sure the person involved in the sale wants to have the address posted.

A search of the address listed on the aviongoo page...
shows a name below on the pagelink.com.

http://www.pagelink.com/list/US/TN/Springville/localinks

Good Luck with your search!

[L-5jockey]

Go to bottom of page at this link:

http://registry.faa.gov/aircraftinquiry/NNum_Results.aspx?NNumbertxt=N90066

You'll see, Other Owner Names / Sold to...

[Doug Robertson]

Explanation needed here. Not long after this site was started, and before the Forum was incorporated, Ken received a number of complaints from owners that their names were listed in the Aircraft Profile. Despite the fact the information is in the Public Domain as the FAA lists names of individual owners of aircraft if so registered, he simply has Individual listed on this site for those types of registrations. BTW, you can't register an aircraft with the FAA without providing ownership information.

I get a number of such aircraft owner name requests via site email for photos I have uploaded. I simply refer them to www.FAA.GOV to follow the aircraft links if the aircraft is so registered to a named individual.

It saves a lot of aggravation and keeps this site's ethics clean. So, don't answer with an owner's name in this forum. Paul has it right.