A Day in a 1946 Taylorcraft

[@rocketmanVA703]

Beautiful!

[@alanreken6544]

Beautiful aircraft. Lucky you.

[@RicktheRecorder]

Lovely shots and great flying. Didn't see Dan Gryder's DMMS marked on your ASI though!

[@auclairaviation]

gorgeous plane. I agree with Taylor the passenger should be upfront. Piper had a good idea with the front to back to stream line, but for the experience, Ill always choose a side by side.

[@cooperspivey3966]

How tall are you guys? Im 6'3" and have some time in j-3s. Ive always wondered if I would fit in a Taylorcraft.

[@ethanaviation.]

I think my dad is about 6'3" so I think you would fit just fine.

[@WatchmanForthePeople]

Good flying pilots! beautiful landscape! Working on purchasing one of these. What engine in yours? Thangs in advance, Brian

[@ethanaviation.]

Thanks! The engine is a continental a65.

[@carlosdeleon7620]

As a Taylor craft owner myself, I'm curious how you get in and out of it. Would be cool if you made a video of that.

[@ethanaviation.]

We actually borrow the T craft from a Friend sometimes so I might make another video of us flying it soon. Sorry for the late reply.

[@rocketmanVA703]

Which airports did you visit?

[@ethanaviation.]

Some in Georgia like 25j, KACJ, and a few more

[@brutaldookie777]

i am going completely mental

[@ethanaviation.]

Ok