Pictures
from Casa Grande Cactus Fly In 2011

Aeronca 7FC TriChamp.


Close ups of some Cub details for me.


CAF's B-17G

CAF's B-25

The Navy's single tail version of the B-24. This one was used as
a fire bomber.


My personal favorite, my KR.



T-6 Texan

B-25

Stinson L-5, formerly owned by Don Jackson of Albuquerque.

A pre-war Aeronca Chief.

A late version of the Aeronca Champ. Notice the Citabria style
spring steel gear.

Stearman row.

Long shot of a Stinson SR-9 Gull Wing.

P-51D


Grumman Widgeon.

New Standard Biplane that was hopping rides for $65 per person all day
Friday and Saturday. It seats 4 or 5
in the front cockpit.







I can't for the life of me remember what model this warbird is.

A Grumman Bearcat.







Another Stinson SR-9 Gullwing.


A Turbine Thunder Mustang.


Beech 18.


Bearcat with a Cessna T-50 "Bamboo Bomber" in the background.
This is what was in the first of the Sky
King adventures.




A home built Hatz Biplane.

An Aeronca L-3 "Grasshopper"



A Helio Courier, the ultimate in STOL Aircraft.

An Antique Boeing Biplane.

A J-4 Cub. I used to own one of these.


A 180 hp SuperCub on Floats. Really nice Cub. The owner was
kind enough to share some good SuperCub
information that's going to help me with my SuperCub project.


Teh B-25 departing.

Teh B-17 taxiing out for departure.




T-6 getting ready to go.



The B-17 leaving

B-17 banks away after take off.