Post by zz on Feb 3, 2015 9:11:01 GMT
(This is copied across from the old site, so if you saw it there it's the same, to save you some time!!)
The vintage area at Oshkosh is huge. It is a mile long, and with some very long rows!
The EAA separate vintage aircraft into 3 classes, which, if memory serves me correct are as follows-
Antique - built pre September 1947
Classic - Sep 1947-1955
Contemporary 1956-1970
So it covers a huge array of aircraft types, which are mostly parked with others of the same class.
Near the far end is the floatplane/seaplane park and I will include those photos here.
The vintage area at Oshkosh is huge. It is a mile long, and with some very long rows!
The EAA separate vintage aircraft into 3 classes, which, if memory serves me correct are as follows-
Antique - built pre September 1947
Classic - Sep 1947-1955
Contemporary 1956-1970
So it covers a huge array of aircraft types, which are mostly parked with others of the same class.
Near the far end is the floatplane/seaplane park and I will include those photos here.
