Without getting overly exotic, I'd like to have a Stearman for local enjoyment and a Cessna 180 for general flying, though a Bonanza would be great for trips. I know some folks will think that's mundane, but if you can't afford those, they're nice to dream about.
Larry N.
Inuss,
I think your choices reflect the issue of mission(s), and there good choices! Assuming money is no object, I'd like a Cub Crafter S2, an RV-9A, and a Cirrus SR20, and throw in a "NetJets" card for a Falcon 9 or a big Gulfstream for international travel!
Joe
Cabin Waco. Beech 18. Spitfire Mk IX or earlier.
One I forgot to mention is a Beech Staggerwing. But like many of my dream aircraft, just too far out of my price range. Which reminds me; I need to check my Powerball ticket.
Cessna Bird Dog. Roomy, affordable, great visibility, affordable, and it's a gen-u-wine Warbird, to boot.
I got about 25 hours in one, decades ago (I think I'm the only cadet who ever got the official CAP signoff), and still remember how gol-darn much fun it was.
Ron Wanttaja
My favorite is my RV. If I won the Powerball, I would go out and add a Bell 407 helicopter.
Glenn Brasch
KRYN Tucson, Arizona
2013 RV-9A
Medevac helicopter pilot (Ret)
EAA member since 1980
Owner, "Airport Courtesy Cars" website.
www.airportcourtesycars.com
Volunteer Mentor www.SoAZTeenAviation.org
If I won the lottery I can see picking up one of these: http://www.controller.com/listingsde...SE/1209907.htm
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