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Here a few I took in Sedona, AZ.

They make great photo planes! If you look closely, you'll see the baggage door is off. This is where I ride.

I've flown plenty of them, great planes. Don't make the mistake of looking at the early ones if you want a six-seater. The early 210s were essentially the first 182RGs. It was a 182 fuselage with retractable gear. They didn't get six seats until 1970 in the 210K.

Here are some photos I've taken of 310s. Show us your planes! This one is a Riley TurboStream conversion.

Since nobody else has posted here, I'll start! I've owned two Cessna 140s and sometimes when I see the fuel bill on my 182, I miss them! Great airplanes, extremely cheap to own and operate. Here is mine, and a few more that I've photographed. Show us yours. This is my first Cessna 140...

I never fly with the door open, but in my line of work, I've flown with the door off. You do feel the drag, and it gets a little windy inside, but not bad.

This one has all of the seats back in it.

I fly a friend of mines 1958 Cessna 182 that was once a jump plane. The door is modified to open upward and latches into the wing. We don't use it for jumping, but for taxiing on a hot day, it's sure nice to have open!

Well, since. nobody else has posted here, I'll start it off. I own a 1959 182 and I love it. They do everything well. They aren't the best at anything, but mine fits my mission. My plane got a new interior and paint in 2016 and it looks great. I would have chosen a classic scheme, but I...

Thanks. Yep, I took this photo just North of Taylor, Texas.

Hello! I own a 1959 Straight-Tail 182. I'm also an aviation photographer for EAA, Cessna Owner, Piper Owner, Plane&Pilot and more. Thanks for the invite. My plane, with my friend flying it so I could take photos!