Engines, Airframes, and Dreams in Progress at the Aeronca Haven

The Aeronca haven has transformed from a mere vision to a functional space showcasing various Aeronca aircraft, including the first resident, Nell. Recent organizational efforts have created display areas for engines, facilitating hands-on learning and support for ongoing restoration projects. The haven serves as a crucial resource for local Aeronca enthusiasts.

Discover the Aeronca Haven: A Tribute to Aeronca History

A duo of Aeronca enthusiasts has created a haven for showcasing Aeronca aircraft next to their home airport, where their growing collection attracts visitors. During a pre-convention fly-out, pilots gathered despite challenging weather, celebrating community and passion. The haven has evolved from a building into a cherished destination for aviation history and camaraderie.

A Winter Project: Engine Removal and Disassembly

A restorer and his airport son work to rebuild the engine of a military replica L-4 Cub inherited from the grandfather. They carefully remove and disassemble the engine, inspecting parts and organizing components for repair. Despite challenges, their teamwork ensures efficiency, bringing them closer to restoring the aircraft for future flights.

Challenges in Small Engine Maintenance: L-4 Cub Restoration

  At our home airport, the restoration community is more than just a group of enthusiasts—it’s a family. One of the restorer’s “airport sons” has been diligently working on his airplane, a homebuilt military L-4 Cub inherited from his grandfather. With guidance from the restorer, he tackled a variety of engine issues, hoping to get... Continue Reading →

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