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 VOL. 30, NO. 9 SEPTEMBER 2002 |
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| 1 | STRAIGHT & LEVEL / Butch Joyce | 
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| 2 | VAA NEWS / H.G. Frautschy | ||
| 4 | EAA VINTAGE AIRVENTURE AWARD WINNERS | ||
| 6 | MY
FIRST AVIATION JOB BEING A MECHANIC IN THE EARLY DAYS / John M. Miller |
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| 8 | LETTING
GO YOU'LL KNOW WHEN IT'S TIME / Noel Allard |
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| 10 | MEETING
LINDBERGH A CHILDHOOD DREAM COMES TRUE / EV Cassagneres |
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| 13 | ONE MEYERS IS NEVER ENOUGH / Budd Davisson | ||
| 18 | THE FIRST SCHEDULED AIRLINE THE ST. PETERSBURG MUSEUM OF HISTORY'S BENOIST 148 REPLICA / H.G. Frautschy | ||
| 22 | NEW MEMBERS | ||
| 24 | PASS IT TO BUCK / Buck Hilbert | ||
| 26 | MYSTERY
PLANE |
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| 27 | CALENDAR |
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| 30 | CLASSIFIED
ADS |
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Front Cover...Meyers
Aircraft of Tecumseh, Michigan, hand built each of the post-war Meyers
200 and Meyers 145. Each model is highly prized by the fortunate
owners who have one, or both, in their stable. EAA photo by Jim
Koepnick |
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