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Oshkosh bound???

I thought it might be prudent to perform an annual inspection on 41VermonT yesterday, before heading west to the big EAA convention.  Weath…

Started by Andy Gelston

3 Aug 7, 2018
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Another member's project on Barnstormers...

I see on Barnstormers.com that member Karl Engelskirger is selling his 1930's race plane, "Mike."  Does this mean he'll soon be starting th…

Started by Andy Gelston

0 Apr 17, 2018

Texas Flyabout on Barnstormers

PORTERFIELD 35-70 • $25,000 • FOR SALE • 1935 Porterfield 35-70. Approximately 1400 TT, 300 TSMOH, restored in the late 1980's. Last flown…

Started by Andy Gelston

1 Mar 6, 2018
Reply by Andy Gelston

Looking for Oil Temp gage New or Repaired c-65

Looking for Oil Temp Gage nEW or Used c-65

Started by Clint Murphy

2 Jan 9, 2018
Reply by Clint Murphy

Reduced 35-70

I hope everyone is having a great start to the New Year. FOR SALEREDUCED.. TO $25000...REDUCED Jan 8, 20181935 Northwestern Porterfield…

Started by Andy Gelston

0 Jan 8, 2018

The latest on Barnstormers:

1941 PORTERFIELD CP-65,SN 1029 • $22,000 • FOR SALE • Continental C85B, TSMO 195; TTAF 4735; Aux.8 Gl.wingtank; Microair Com&TPX; 406 E…

Started by Andy Gelston

0 Nov 15, 2017

1935 35-70 Porterfield Flyabout

My dad owned the plane from 1947 until 1955 when he sold it. We did not know happened to the plane. We found it this summer in a barn in Lo…

Started by Donald Irish

1 Oct 13, 2017
Reply by Andy Gelston

FP-65 On Barnstormers

Just found this ad. The price seems a bit lofty considering 30 year old fabric and the paint being a "5". On the plus side it does have a 7…

Started by Morgan Walker

3 Sep 4, 2017
Reply by Andy Gelston

How many flying?

Greetings, a recent article about a gentleman who flew to Osh Kosh said there were only 24 flying examples? Does anyone know if that's accu…

Started by Mark Shayne

6 Aug 23, 2017
Reply by Mark Shayne

Type Certificate A-720 now owned by Brad Rankin

Looking in the FAA database, I see that as of 03/08/2017, Bradley Rankin now owns the type certificate.  He inherited it from his grandfath…

Started by Andy Gelston

2 Aug 22, 2017
Reply by Andy Gelston

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