JFK gave Barbara Pierce a lesson in life in the summer of 1944 (making her a "Cape Cod heiress"), and to her eventual husband, JFK gave a personal motive for revenge. Perhaps if George and Barb had announced their earlier engagement or even if George had given Barb a diamond instead of a cheap...

Bonjour sur cette réplique de D520, une Turbine (Pilatus) a été monté comme moteur. Si quelqu'un est interessé pour l'acheter, elle est à vendre. ainsi que les radios. excuse me to speak in french, my english is very bad. see you later Rooney

Hi, I'm looking for leads to any information on Frank Hawks' Golden Age racing airplane, 'Time Flies'. This plane was designed by Howell Miller and built by the Granville Brothers crew after the company was liquidated in the mid-1930's. The plane was damaged in a landing accident and later...

The Cradle Of Aviation is looking for cowling parts for the right engine. If anyone has any leads please let us know. Thanks

CESSNA 120/140 PARTS CATALOG This 1965 Cessna publication has about 150 8½" x 11 pages. Apparently every rivet, bolt, wire and airframe part on a Cessna 120 or 140 is shown on one page, and identified on the adjoining page by a factory part number or an AN-number. If you have any thoughts of...

I've been flying my 182 for the last 19 years and it's become just "transportation" and not "fun" anymore. So I'm thinking of buying an "airknocker" to fly for fun . Do any of you guys out there that have Aeronca experience have any tips or suggestions on what to look for in a pre-purchase for...

I'm looking for a left elevator for a 1964 Cessna U206A. If anyone can help, please let me know. Colin Fitzmaurice http://www.theparachutecentre.com The Parachute Centre Tilstock Airfield Whitchurch Shropshire SY13 2HA United Kingdom +44 (0)1948 841111

The current condition and location of the aircraft are unknown. A recent search of the FAA N number database list the Pro's N number (N5143T) as reserved, with no aircraft assigned to the number. A search of the NYSB aviation accident database can find no accident involving N5143T. Does anybody...

I saw a special on PBS about the Aleutian Islands and they showed quite a few scenes of W.W.II aircraft wrecks just lying around on ground. The Narrator said that they US lost a lot of aircraft due to bad weather. My question is has anyone surveyed the Aleutian Islands for restorable wrecks. (I...

The Fighter Factory has finally moved to a new web address. We are now located at www.fighterfactory.net. Tony

http://news.scotsman.com/scotland.cfm?id=670442004 "THE obsession with a gleaming symbol of the jet age is putting at risk the survival of a world-class Scottish collection of vintage planes, aircraft restorers claim. "

Wanted--tube for the tail wheel tire for a Beech 18 Aircraft. Contact Ed at e-mail

AeroFile now has a new website... www.aerofile.ca The Second Edition of "Military Aircraft Designations and Systems" is now available from AeroFile. This edition is completely reworked and updated over the 1995 edition, and now features designations from six countries including Canada,...

Anyone know whats gonne be there this year ?? Paul

does anyone know of the location of a Blohm and Voss BV141B that survived ww2? have a friend interested in building one and wondered whether any still existed. thanks Stealth Pilot Australia.

Does anyone here know of a monoplane that was designed, built, and flown by an American prior to the Walden IV or IX? Harry

The belly fabric on my Decathlon is in terrible shape. It is oil soaked to the point where the paint and tapes are flaking off. Something has to be done. Doubtful we can reskin just the belly, so we are considering a recover of the entire fuselage. Is it possible to recover a fuselage without...

Hi I'm looking to buy a Tall Redrive (cog belt) for a 503 (Prov 4) Rotax engine. This redrive will be used for a Challenger II to allow a 60 inche prop. Thank you

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On 29 Aug 2003 01:15 PM, Dick posted the following: Staring at my empty instrument panel while considering which instruments and their placement, I got wondering how old time Mail pilots flew if caught in IFR conditions. Mostly, they flew into the...