Taildragger

More powerful Hawk XP is an appealing, sought-after version of the Cessna 172.

A traditional classic taildragger, this Aeronca is a piece of military history.

Inspired by the Super Cub, the Husky offers certain modern advantages.

A capable family hauler when new, this octogenarian aircraft can still handle cross-country missions.

A vintage airframe with many updates, this Skywagon is ready for its next mission.

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

Essentially a four-seat Cub, the PA-14 resulted from widening the Super Cruiser’s cabin.

Decent cross-country speed and lots of flexible interior space make the 180 a perennial favorite for pilots seeking adventure.

Many 1940s-era taildraggers offer pilots vintage appeal at lower prices than more plentiful, popular models.

The sought-after Skywagon taildragger is also at home on floats, skis, and tundra tires.