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MIDWEST ANTIQUE AIRPLANE CLUB GATHERING AT BRODHEAD
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Author:  wacoykc [ Mon Sep 14, 2009 3:03 pm ]
Post subject:  MIDWEST ANTIQUE AIRPLANE CLUB GATHERING AT BRODHEAD
Had a fantastic week of weather here in the Mid-west and it certainly showed with the GRASSROOTS Fly-in at Brodhead, Wisconsin. Probably close to 250 aircraft attended. Here are some aircraft off the top of my head:

14 Wacos
4 Howards
2 Meyers OTW's
3 Fleets
3 Tiger Moths
1 Lockheed 12A
3 Beech 18's
1 Grumman Widgeon
2 Cessna Airmasters
2 Stinson Jr's.
2 Aeronca C-3's
2 Birds
1 Pitcairn Autogyro
3 Cessna 195's
2 Culver Cadets
1 Dart
1 Mullicoupe
2 Travel Airs
1 Rearwin Speedster
1 Rearwin Cloudster
1 Fairchild 24
1 Fairchild PT-19
1 Ryan STA
1 Ryan SCW-145
1 Ryan PT-22
1 Great Lakes 2T-1A
1 Stearman C-2
1 Stearman 4CM
4 Boeing Stearmans
Numerous Cubs, Champs, Luscombes, Pacers, Tri-pacers, Chiefs, etc.
Author:  wacoykc [ Mon Sep 14, 2009 3:04 pm ]
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Add a Bucker Jungman, Pietenpols, Hatz Biplanes, New Standard D-29, Heath Parasol
Author:  Holedigger [ Mon Sep 14, 2009 3:22 pm ]
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Sounds like quite a fleet, Where are the pics!?!? :wink:
Author:  Baldeagle [ Mon Sep 14, 2009 11:10 pm ]
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A few pics here:

http://flyingantiqueairplanes.blogspot.com/




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Author:  Mike [ Tue Sep 15, 2009 10:40 am ]
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wacoykc wrote:
Add a Bucker Jungman, Pietenpols, Hatz Biplanes, New Standard D-29, Heath Parasol

.......and a KR-21

A great event, I'll try and put some shots up in the next few days
Author:  wacoykc [ Tue Sep 15, 2009 11:23 am ]
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Ah yes...how could I forget the KR since it is based near me and we borrowed the owners hangar for 4 mos while my wife learned to fly in her Waco!
Author:  stearmoth [ Fri Sep 18, 2009 2:25 pm ]
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Hi Andy,

I think the late Dennis Thorne's Brunner Winkle Bird was also there! Would be great if you could load up some photos of the planes attending!

Many thanks and kind regards
Hans
Author:  Eric Presten [ Mon Oct 12, 2009 11:59 am ]
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Was there a Speedster, or a Sportster?
Author:  wacoykc [ Mon Oct 12, 2009 12:42 pm ]
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No Speedster Eric......that would be quite the sight as I have never seen one fly and I have been around this for 47 years! Just a Sportster and a Cloudster.
Author:  Wheels up [ Mon Oct 12, 2009 12:57 pm ]
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I examined a Menasco powered Speedster once...tucked up in the rafters of a garage. Complete and in easy rebuild condition. Rare rare bird. Might still be there. I'd have to shoot ya' if I told ya. Walked away from it....got bigger fish to fry.
Author:  wacoykc [ Mon Oct 12, 2009 1:01 pm ]
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Holy cow EZ......lets go get the beast...I have room in the toy box
Author:  Baldeagle [ Mon Oct 12, 2009 1:59 pm ]
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Ron Sands in PA had one for sale before he died, wonder what happened to it...

1937 Rearwin Speedster N19415

Serial Number 309

Very rare! Only 4 left

D4-87 Engine with 1 hour SOH

Extra D4-87 for spare - needs 1 cylinder

Disassembled and in storage for restoration

Many extra NOS parts - enough for 1-1/2 aircraft

New fuel tanks, wing hardware and ailerons

New spruce for wing spars

New wing ribs

Complete original logs

Serious inquiries only!

PRICE - $ 55,000.00





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Author:  Eric Presten [ Mon Oct 12, 2009 4:51 pm ]
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I was hoping that when I saw it on the list at the top of this page that a new one was flying. I did get a nice shot of the one that was recently donated to the EAA museum to use in my next book, but I am always looking for another example of such a rare type. I guess the next Speedster we will see flying is the one that Tim Talon is just about finished restoring in Cottage Grove, Oregon.

Thanks guys.
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