Taildraggers

Originally designed around the Curtiss OX-5 engine, many Brunner-Winkles received air-cooled radial transplants.
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Fans of the metal machine say it was more modern and handled better than many competitors.
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As a successor to the Model 10A Voyager just after World War II, the four-seat 108 was especially practical for the time.
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Maule’s high-wing taildraggers are known for their backcountry capability.
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Looking like a miniature fighter from World War II, the Swift offers sporty handling to match its appearance.
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The lower values of some vintage models is a good thing for buyers.
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Long, forgiving grass strips can inspire adventurous pilots to go explore.
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Patty Wagstaff uses her expertise as both a backcountry and aerobatic pilot in latest course from the longtime training company.
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A new era begins for low-wing aircraft manufacturer.
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Will flying with a tailwheel make you a better pilot?
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