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A homebuilt Vans RV-8 arriving on Runway 36L at Oshkosh during Airventure 2018
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A homebuilt Vans RV-8 arriving on Runway 36L at Oshkosh during Airventure 2018
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Park it in the Ole Garage
Back in 1945 department stores such as JC Penny’s and Macy’s made available for consumer consumption a small aircraft. It was the spin-proof Ercoupe (otherwise known as ERCO) and the ads claimed that if one could drive a car, one could fly one of these planes. “Every family can own one” was a popular tagline. And to think one could have it all for just $1,000 to $3,000. ...Uh, 1945 dollars, that is.
I saw one on display at the Carolina Aviation Museum while passing through Charlotte, North Carolina (top photo). Wanted to trade my rental car in for it!
A Grumman Tiger headed into Santa Barbara Municipal Airport ahead of a storm
Walt Disney's personal company plane displayed at Disney's Hollywood Studios in Florida
As of 2026, the restored plane was purchased by and relocated to the Palm Springs Air Museum in California as a static museum exhibit.
A Piper PA-23-250 Aztec seen parked on the flight line at Conroe-North Houston Regional Airport
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F33A going into Scottsdale
Bob Laird flying his Cessna 205 past Devils Tower National Monument in northeastern Wyoming
A privately owned 1950 Cessna 195 in Coca-Cola colors seen parked at Virazeil Airport, France