VH-CDW was sold in New Zealand as ZK-MUZ in November 1994.

It's pretty good when you can park a visiting Aerobat in the back yard, as my friends Colin and Jenny can! This 1970-model was first registered in Australia on 4 January 1972 and is currently based at Albury. It's the fourth aircraft to carry this rego, the others being a Skylane, a Skywagon and a Pawnee, not to mention a C-47 during the War that was allocated the radio callsign VHCDW.

This Albury-based Aerobat was visting the Antique Aeroplane Association of Australia's Auster Rally. It's a 1970-model and was first registered in Australia on 4 January 1972. It's the fourth aircraft to carry this rego, the others being a Skylane, a Skywagon and a Pawnee, not to mention a C-47 during the War that was allocated the radio callsign VHCDW.

VH-CDW was originally in New Zealand as ZK-BEG before coming to Australia in 1963. It was registered VH-SSQ and used as a cropduster. It was reregistered VH-CDW in 1965. In 1976 it suffered accident damage and would off the register for the next 17 years. Soon after returning, it was sold back to New Zealand as ZK-MUZ.