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7ECjim
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Post by 7ECjim »

Just wondering how this site is to the later model champion airplanes.I would like to join in on somthing I like.That is this site.I have a 1959 7EC and wanted to know if it fits in with this site and club. Are they any fly ins in the Western part of the states?
Paul Agaliotis
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Post by Paul Agaliotis »

I think this is a great site for you to belong to. There are a number of members that have the later Aeroncas and Champion built aircraft.
Technical advise is always available, and due to the varied backgrounds, is very helpful in the solution of problems. All in all I think it would be a good group to join. If you do decide to join, Welcome to the NAA.
The west coast doesn,t have an Aeronca Fly-in. I think it would be good if we did. I try to inform anyone, via this site, of gatherings I plan to attend. We had four attend Copperstate last year from the SF bay area and we had a ball.
I think we should gather at one of the major Fly-in,s on the west coast. Perhaps Golden West in June? Any takers?
Paul
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Post by joea »

Jim,

Glad to see new members finding the site. Anyone is welcome here. I would also recommend signing up for the "fearless Aeronca Aviator" (fAA) email list for information on our planes.

Aeronca mailing list
Aeronca@westmont.edu
http://mail.westmont.edu/mailman/listinfo/aeronca

As Paul says, there are several very nice fly-ins out here in the West. Hope to see you at one of them!

Joe A
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