I vote for a one-off.
Based on the flat sides and square corners, it looks metal skinned. Might can find out what it is through the FAA registry.
Some resemblance to a Baby Ace but more differences than similarities.
I vote for a one-off.
Based on the flat sides and square corners, it looks metal skinned. Might can find out what it is through the FAA registry.
Some resemblance to a Baby Ace but more differences than similarities.
Fuselage looks Baby Aceish, but gear looks spring steel on the farm pic vs this Ace.
FAA search for the blurry number on the tail (N6379?) says 1974 Bowling X-Wind.
No hits in the inter-web on that.
Last edited by TGunn; 10-21-2018 at 04:25 PM.
Could it be a Citabria Pro?
TGunn: Nailed it.
Paint matches, shape matches, same muffler on the left side of the boot cowl.
https://1000aircraftphotos.com/Contr...lborg/8185.htm
All ya need is a pair of Luscombe "8" ragwings and she be good to go! Was flying in 2008 apparently.
Last edited by martymayes; 10-21-2018 at 06:02 PM.
Photographed by Walter van Tilborg
Very Cool! Now.....someone needs to champion getting it back together!