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Our mission is to encourage and aid the retention and restoration of antique, historical, classical and contemporary aircraft, and to improve aviation safety and education.
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A Message From Susan on Cancellation of AirVenture 2020 and Plans for AirVenture 2021
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Our Vintage Airplane Ad of the Week from March of 1947 predicts Fun In Your Future... With A Funk F2B and Phillips 66 Aviation Fuel!
Made in Coffeeville, KS.
www.funkflyers.com/ If you want to learn more about this awesome plane!
Our Vintage Airplane Ad of the Week features "A Man On The Move And The New Cessna 172 For 1958"!
Great airplane! We no longer own her but we enjoyed her for 19 years.
$9,000.00 USD! Still was a lot of money back then
No problem. I have had mine for 50 years and still going. I always had a car at every aurport that I worked. My 172 is a 1960 model first year of the slant tail. Still going strong.
Who picks him up at the airport? Lol
Back when a person didn't have to be wealthy to own and fly an airplane.
"You will find that the Stinson Model R is your logical choice" when you Judge Airplane Values By This Yardstick- in our Vintage Airplane Ad of the Week coming from 1932!
Not many could afford $5595 in 1932, I couldn't in 1967 so settled for a 1947 Taylorcraft for $2400, and it took me to every province in Canada in 68/69 except Newfoundland, thought too much water to cross. But did get a 48 Stinson 108-3 in 1975 for $7500. Now I only have wooden prop from Tcraft to remind me of best days in my life.
Today we remember those who lost their lives, those who stepped up to serve, and the countless sacrifices made in the days, months and years after the attacks.
Never forget. 2977 souls lost that day. We stand United.
You're welcome, Marginal Aviation, and THANK YOU for all you do for the world of vintage aircraft!
Be sure to check out the article below in the September/October issue of Vintage Airplane Magazine, available exclusively to Vintage Aircraft Association members!An immense “thank you” to EAA - Vintage Aircraft Association / EAA - The Spirit of Aviation for including us in their latest issue of ‘Vintage Airplane’.
Sparky Barnes visited ‘First Ditch’ 2023 and did an amazing job depicting the spirit of our organization and fly-in, in print and photos.
Thank you again to our volunteers, fly-in attendees and anyone that contributed to the article! We hope you enjoy it as much as we do.
Please come back in 2024.
Full article link —> discover.eaa.org/z2xi50PGo6Y