The following describe each of the 21 variations of the basic Navion design. Following the main production batches by North American and Ryan, the Navion spent over a decade as the
subject of several conversions; seven different light-twin models, and three conversions for the canopy singles. The Navion then reentered production as the much redesigned
Rangemaster series.
North American Aviation NA-143
NAvion prototype (1 built)
Ryan Aeronautical Co. Navion A
(1,074 minus the Bs built)
Ryan Aeronautical Co. Navion B
(?? built)
White Engineering WE-1
(1 built)
TUSCO Corp. (Navion Division)
Navion D (12 remanufactured)
TUSCO Corp. (Navion Division)
Navion G Rangemaster (100 G&Hs built)
North American Aviation NA-145
NAvion (1,026 built)
Ryan Aeronautical Co. L-17B
(163 built)
Ryan Aeronautical Co. Model 72
(1 built)
Riley Aircraft D-16
(14 built + 2 remanufactured)
Camair Aircraft Corp. Camair 480
(28 built)
TUSCO Corp. (Navion Division)
Navion E (3 remanufactured)
TUSCO Corp. (Navion Division)
Navion H Rangemaster (100 G&Hs built)
North American Aviation L-17A
(83 built)
Schweitzer Aircraft Company L-17C
(35 remanufactured)
Acme Aircraft & Dauby Equipment Co. X-16 / D-16 (2 built)
Camair Aircraft Corp. Camair 480C
(5 built)
TUSCO Corp. (Navion Division)
Navion F (est. 36 remanufactured)
Navion Aircraft Corp.
Navion H Rangemaster (10 built)
