Stinson, T6 & Staggerwing

[Bookman]

Good Morning All,

Here's a few old family pictures. I'm going to guess taken around 1961. The Stinson is/was my Dad's. He bought it as a derelict somewhere around Baltimore a few years prior. It was rebuilt by a man my Dad hired in Tunkhannock, Pa. Prior to the Stinson, he had a Tri-Pacer and before that a Ercoupe.

The photos were taken in New Milford, Pa, where Dad hangared the plane. The field/FBO was owned by the Ulco brothers who owned the T6 and the Beech partially seen.

I have some other pictures of Dad during the war showing some interesting a/c including experimental German. I'll post them later.

Thanks, Bill

Well, I guess I'll have to cipher out how to post pictures. I'll be back.

[Bookman]

Sorry for delay. is there a way to just upload from my computer without going through for example photobucket or someone like that?

[Bookman]

In lieu of pics, dad's gullwing is N69128, the T6 is N9543C. haven't had time to monkey around with photob, will try later. thanks, Bill

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[dinghao]

Do you have the N number for the Beech?

[Bookman]

No I don't. Ed Ulco passed away in I think 2004, still may have family in the area. Maybe there are old photos. Someone would know, that was an unusual airplane (in fact, they all were), especially in rural NE Pennsylvania. Thanks for your interest. Bill

[gullwingaviation]

The gullwing N69128 is owned and maintained in regular flying status by my father (Wayne Haubert) and I (Mitch Haubert). The aircraft is currently based in Mifflintown, PA.