Piper J-3C-65-8 The Piper J-3 Cub aircraft was designed in 1937 and produced continuously until early in 1942. Beginning in 1939, nearly 75 percent of the primary trainers in the U.S. government's civilian pilot training program were J-3s. In 1942 Piper ceased producing civilian aircraft and began producing the militarized version of the J-3, identified by the Army Air Forces (AAF) as an L-4. An AAF L-4 is on display in the museum's World War II Gallery. The J-3 on display is further identified

PRICE DROP - 1954 Piper PA18 135 Super Cub from Aeromeccanica SA Very beautiful Piper Super Cub. First owned by the NATO, SHAPE SUPREME HEADQUARTERS. ALLIED POWERS EUROPE in Belgium, then by two private owners, the last one had it for the last 30 years. https://avpay.aero/company/aeromeccanica/product/1954-piper-pa18-135-super-cub-single-engine-airplane-for-sale/ #aircraftforsale #aircraftsales #avpay #piperaircraft #piperpa18 #pipersupercub | AvPay.aero

A video compilation of my photographs of the Piper Cub. The Piper Cub was designed as a trainer. It had great popularity in this role and as a general aviation aircraft. Due to its performance, it was well suited for a variety of military uses such as reconnaissance, liaison and ground control. Many Cubs are still flying today. Piper Cub J-3F ZS-NAM started life on 3 May 1940 registered as NC27133 in the USA. In April 1946 the original engine was replaced with the Franklin 4AC-176-B2 65 Hp seria

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