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Continuing a thread I've created the last few years, here are some pictures from Oshkosh 2013. I've attended every one since I was 10 months old, I couldn't let this year break my streak. I ended up there for just over 24 hours before the show actually started. Hopefully others will fill this thread as the show continues.
Easily the coolest thing at Oshkosh, a Bellanca T250 Aires. Four were built, and today only this and one other are flying. N250DJ still belongs to its original owners, Jim Rhoades and Don Williams.
Bellanca Aires by I Adler, on Flickr
Ercoupe Alley by I Adler, on Flickr
A beautiful swift parked in the vintage section. by I Adler, on Flickr
Two rare Meyers 200's parked together.
Mutlipe Meyers by I Adler, on Flickr
Throp Reflections by I Adler, on Flickr
Tons of Texans by I Adler, on Flickr
Welcome Hombuilders by I Adler, on Flickr
Sonerai by I Adler, on Flickr
Rallye by I Adler, on Flickr
IMG_5586.jpg by I Adler, on Flickr
The best part about getting to Oshkosh early is doing whatever you want…like riding you're bike all over the flightline.
Do What I Want by I Adler, on Flickr
Only after taking this picture did I notice the tan and red plane in the background - a rare tricycle gear Stinson.
Flightline by I Adler, on Flickr
Aeronca C-2 by I Adler, on Flickr
A Russian design, the Discovery 201, call itself an "aerial pickup truck". Twin-engines, five seats, and a huge cargo door in the back, they say it can even have retractable floats.
"Aerial Pickup Truck" by I Adler, on Flickr
Cargo Door by I Adler, on Flickr
Familiar Faces by I Adler, on Flickr
Van by I Adler, on Flickr
Go Around by I Adler, on Flickr
GoPro'd Pietenpol by I Adler, on Flickr
Air Race Swearingen's by I Adler, on Flickr
Easily the coolest thing at Oshkosh, a Bellanca T250 Aires. Four were built, and today only this and one other are flying. N250DJ still belongs to its original owners, Jim Rhoades and Don Williams.
Bellanca Aires by I Adler, on Flickr
Ercoupe Alley by I Adler, on Flickr
A beautiful swift parked in the vintage section. by I Adler, on Flickr
Two rare Meyers 200's parked together.
Mutlipe Meyers by I Adler, on Flickr
Throp Reflections by I Adler, on Flickr
Tons of Texans by I Adler, on Flickr
Welcome Hombuilders by I Adler, on Flickr
Sonerai by I Adler, on Flickr
Rallye by I Adler, on Flickr
IMG_5586.jpg by I Adler, on Flickr
The best part about getting to Oshkosh early is doing whatever you want…like riding you're bike all over the flightline.
Do What I Want by I Adler, on Flickr
Only after taking this picture did I notice the tan and red plane in the background - a rare tricycle gear Stinson.
Flightline by I Adler, on Flickr
Aeronca C-2 by I Adler, on Flickr
A Russian design, the Discovery 201, call itself an "aerial pickup truck". Twin-engines, five seats, and a huge cargo door in the back, they say it can even have retractable floats.
"Aerial Pickup Truck" by I Adler, on Flickr
Cargo Door by I Adler, on Flickr
Familiar Faces by I Adler, on Flickr
Van by I Adler, on Flickr
Go Around by I Adler, on Flickr
GoPro'd Pietenpol by I Adler, on Flickr
Air Race Swearingen's by I Adler, on Flickr
