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CW Spook |
N86196, my 1946 Aeronca Chief. First registered the day I was born. Came home 63 years later.
2 comments on “Separated at birth.”
partyofone Says:
Thursday, October 22, 2009 @7:14:37 AM
Rick,
My dad's '46 Taylorcraft was registered one day before he was. That Chief is one nice flying plane. Comfy to sit in. Way better than a J-3.
ALT Says:
Friday, February 25, 2011 @5:03:11 PM
What a fine aircraft! I remember helping my Uncle and my Dad extract the skeleton of an Aeronca Champ from a barn one Saturday. My Uncle transformed those bare bones into one beautiful plane.
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