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| Pick Freeman's 1946 GC-1B, Photo by Eddie Price |
The Carolinas - Virginia Antique Airplane Foundation (EAA Vintage Chapter 3) hosted it's Fall Vintage Fly-In this past weekend at Woodward Field in Camden, South Carolina. Dad and I were there for a few hours on Saturday.
They travel in pairs. . .
Jim Wilson's 1936 WACO YKS parked next to Bob Perkins' 1939 AGC-8. This kind of style and comfort ensures a parking space close to the chow line. . . "Ask any pilot!"
1936 in 2014.
You know you want one!
My latest obsession:
At Roxboro I drooled over Steve Roth's 1935 Fairchild 22. Saturday I drooled over Buddy Wehman's 1939 Fleet 16B.
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| Buddy Wehman |
New Vintage. . .
Bob Coolbaugh arrived at 2 PM. The blue and orange Pietenpol Air-Camper quickly drew a crowd---it could have been the Ryan NYP at Le Bourget. . .
I'm not sure if 40 lbs of stuff will fit in here.
The most important instrument is top dead center!
The Luscombe crowd. . .
Jim Zazas' 1946 rag-wing 8A.
Another '46 rag-wing 8A. This one lives in Florence, South Carolina.
Vortex generators?
A beautiful 1947 8E.
Something zippy. . .
I did not speak with the owner, but the FAA says it's a 1976 Williams Monocoupe 90C with a Continental O-300 engine. Experimental. It looks like a lot of fun!
The Peanut Gallery:
Eddie Price, Chief Pilot & Airport Manager at Pond Branch Airfield.
His hound dog, Giddy.
Pop Cottom, Eddie & Giddy, and Don Schmotzer---the camera crew.
Pop with the Big Iron!
And finally. . .
. . . the chow line!
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