Single Engine

This sleek two-place LSA is ready for long cross-country missions.

The WACO Aristocraft was a single-engine, four-place aircraft targeting the scores of pilots returning from World War II.

Fans call this responsive European machine an ideal time builder.

The aircraft’s name hints at its ability to carry up to eight passengers or lots of cargo.

A boost in power over earlier Arrows makes this version a sweet spot among retractables.

Early V-tail Bonanzas contrasted dramatically with typical GA aircraft of the era.

Seeing the world through the big windows of a vintage taildragger is a joy.

Impressive climb and cruise performance add to the Bristell’s versatility.

For some pilots, a 172 with a tailwheel is a dream come true.

T-tail versions of the Piper Lance reflect the popular styling of the period.