Wanted: Evergreen Airshow poster

I will pay $100 for the 2002 Evergreen Airshow poster that has the picture
of Wally Olsen waving from his Waco.

Thanks,
Karl
"Curator" N185KG

("karl gruber" wrote)
I will pay $100 for the 2002 Evergreen Airshow poster that has the picture
of Wally Olsen waving from his Waco.


http://www.wheretofly.com/evergreen/1939aupf.jpg
Here you go. $20 and we'll call it even. :-)

http://www.wheretofly.com/evergreen/index.html
"This website is dedicated to Wally and Evergreen Airpark. In rememberance
of Wally and the airport, we invite those of you who were there to share
your stories of Wally and the years of Evergreen Airpark, for each other,
and those of us who were not there. This website will be created entirely
from e-mailed contributions."


Montblack

Thanks Montblack,

I have that photo from the net, but was at the Pt. Townsend airshow last
weekend.

They were having a big party in one hangar and the poster was displayed
there.

Wally was a saint. He had 30000 hours instructing from Evergreen, mostly in
his Taylorcrafts.

$7 for the airplane $3 FOR THE INSTRUCTOR........1965.

Best,
Karl


"Montblack" wrote in message
...
("karl gruber" wrote)
I will pay $100 for the 2002 Evergreen Airshow poster that has the picture
of Wally Olsen waving from his Waco.


http://www.wheretofly.com/evergreen/1939aupf.jpg
Here you go. $20 and we'll call it even. :-)

http://www.wheretofly.com/evergreen/index.html
"This website is dedicated to Wally and Evergreen Airpark. In rememberance
of Wally and the airport, we invite those of you who were there to share
your stories of Wally and the years of Evergreen Airpark, for each other,
and those of us who were not there. This website will be created entirely
from e-mailed contributions."


Montblack

karl gruber wrote:

$7 for the airplane $3 FOR THE INSTRUCTOR........1965.

$18 for plane (taylorcraft) and instructor in 1992(3?).

I remember flying one of his taylorcrafts in a left hand pattern at
evergreen. It had just come out of some maintenance and was so badly out
of rig that we could fly ONLY a left hand pattern.

Frank Stutzman
Bonanza N494B "Hula Girl"
Hood River, OR

Not only that, but that Taylorcraft probably still had the same oil in it
that I was using in 1965. I've NEVER seen blacker oil!

Karl



"Frank Stutzman" wrote in message
...
karl gruber wrote:

$7 for the airplane $3 FOR THE INSTRUCTOR........1965.

$18 for plane (taylorcraft) and instructor in 1992(3?).

I remember flying one of his taylorcrafts in a left hand pattern at
evergreen. It had just come out of some maintenance and was so badly out
of rig that we could fly ONLY a left hand pattern.

Frank Stutzman
Bonanza N494B "Hula Girl"
Hood River, OR

I seem to remember that Wally would pack the T-carts into the hangar by
tipping them onto their noses and sardining them belly-to-back. I think
I remember he placed the noses onto tires to keep the nosebowls from
getting beat up.