You can still build a classic homebuilt from plans. There are still parts available to help with the tricky items. This Midget Mustang, N6V was the first one I think. I flew along with this airplane in 1969 to the EAA convention in Rockford (the year before it moved to OSH), and I remember the pilot talking about it being the original MM. Oh, how I wanted something like this. Or a Cassatt racer. Something I could build on a teenager budget.

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When I was a kid an going to the Pails Valley Oklahoma Fly-in one of these would always show up and is was a show stopper. Originally I thought it was a pieced together contraption but eventually I learned it was a Australian crop duster that had a lot of engineering and thought put into the design.

I also saw one used in one of the later Mad Max movies. This is a cool formation photo.

Braniff colors

Constellation flies over the Pyramids of Egypt.

Warbird turned racer. Rare Bear.

Another view of the AEROVERSE WACO CRG during rebuild.

The two seat Bucker Jungmann, sister airframe to the single seat Bucker Jungmiester. The Jungmiester is soon to be featured in episode three of the AEROVERSE series THROTTLE JOCKEY.

WACO CRG on trailer during rebuild. This is planned to be finished in time for Oshkosh and displayed at the AEROVERSE booth.

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Hmmmmm, which one?