Reported as both 42-4949 and 42-19027 both of which were recovered by David Tallichet in the early 70s. The 5th Air Force assigned this Airacobra to New Guinea in June 1943. The aircraft was abandoned at Tadji Airfield and remained there for thirty years until recovered in 1974. Pictured on static display at the Planes of Fame Museum, it was sold to Fred Johnson of the Museum Aeronautica in Tacoma WA in 1987 with the intention of making it airworthy. With wartime names "Small Fry" on the right and "Little Sir Echo" on the left, it returned to the Planes of Fame Museum in 2002 where it remains on display.

Aichi D3A Val replica prepared for the movie "Tora, Tora, Tora" from 1969, and then used in the production of the movie "Pearl Harbor" from 2001.

This BT-13 at EAA AirVenture 2018 in vintage Civil Air Patrol markings would be acquired by the Planes of Fame Museum in 2019.

Visiting from Chino

Initially preserved at Ontario ANGB. Moved to the Planes of Fame Air Museum at Chino in 1978 then to the Castle Air Museum, CA in 2004.

It is restored in taxiable condition

Looking similar to the 1930s Curtis F-11C Goshawk, the Ghost Ship was built by John Pike utilizing some Stearman parts with newly designed additions. Painted as a fictitious XF9-1, it's powered by a Pratt & Whitney R-1340 Wasp engine.

Built in 1998 as a flyable replica. Cancelled from the register in 2007.

The real R3C serial 3 is on display at the Smithsonian Museum, Washington DC

Reported as both 42-4949 and 42-19027 both of which were recovered by David Tallichet in the early 70s. Previous displayed with fake serial (42-19027)