This was built in 2001 and has been based here since. It is sharing a corner of the hangar with a dismantled Diamond Katana and a Cessna Citation that never flies. Registrations for both unknown to me. I happened to be in the right place at the right time when the hangar door was opened to extract another aircraft.

Del/ 05/10/1936 Monomotor plane, high wing manufactured by mechanic Miguel Carrillo Ayala in the year of 1935, in Zitácuaro Michoacán, after finding the manufacturing plans of a Pietenpol Air Camper in the Popular Mechanics magazine, he commented with his friends that would assemble him, to what these They told him that he was a liar just like "Pinocchio" so he had the nickname, equipped with the engine of his family's truck (Ford A) and built with wood, fabric and metal, he has different adaptations due to the lack of access to the original pieces

This is a home-built variant of the Pietenpol Air Camper, constructed mostly from wood by Miguel Carrillo Ayala in 1935, using technical drawings he had found in "Popular Mechanics" magazine. It was powered by an engine from a Ford A truck. In February 1936 the aircraft was transported from Carrillo's hometown of Zitácuaro to López airfield near Morelia, where it was first flown by a military pilot. Carrillo himself then flew it back from Morelia to Zitácuaro (100km), and flew it again on 14 May 1936, from Zitácuaro to the military aerodrome Balbuena, near Mexico City (140km). A replica of this aircraft was unveiled on 29 March 2018 in Zitácuaro, at the intersection of Avenida Revolución Norte and Calle Miguel Carrillo Oriente.

Dutch Nostalgic Wings

Officially registered on the FAA web site as a Johnson JCB-1

Moved to Shannon Air Museum, Fredericksburg, in 2016.