The event also hosted classic restored cars and modified models, including some with “kit” accessories, and all of them with dazzling shines.
More thrillsĪirplanes may have been the feature, but they weren’t the only show in town. “We just throw a tent in the back and go,” he said. Good explained he has had the plane approximately seven years and has taken his wife on several long-distance trips, including Wisconsin, Texas and Washington. The plane, which featured a finish so shiny a person could shave in the reflection, was one of the last of its model line built in the company’s original factory in College Park, Md., Good said. James Good, a Nevada County resident, brought his 1948 Ercoupe 415 Echo to the show. “Having three planes is handy,” he said with a chuckle, “because I can move from plane to plane and not have to change the rigs.”
Finally, Boyd said, there’s a “turbine” airplane for use over rice fields.
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