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1946 BC12-D Wayne Swaney Asheboro, NC N5047M Serial no. 10347 Wayne restored this airplane in 1974 & he has owned it 28 years. He was given a first ride in this airplane when he was 3 YEARS OLD. He said he would never forget that first ride in what else, a T-CRAFT. Wayne and wife Linda reside in Asheboro, NC.
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1954 15A Tourist Dick Roe
Dick Roe’s 15A was made in April 1954. It started life in Texas at a Flying School, migrated to Alaska in the early 1960's and served as a bush plane into the late 1970's. Dick bought it right after restoration in 1992. The logs show the original colors were blue and yellow. In 1999, this airplane appeared in the September issue of Sport Aviation and October issue of Vintage.
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1941 BC12 D Larry Tiller Gadsden, AL. I have owned Ernie's T-craft (N95901) for over a year now and been planning to join but a lot of personal problems & a little bit of work gets in the way. I have finally cleared enough land to create my own landing strip here, near Gadsden, AL. Not real smooth but the T-craft takes it in stride. And as soon as I get sides on my hanger I will move my project ('41 N33943) into it and try to finish.
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1946 Globe Swift Continental 145 Very original condition
Ray Bossola Virginia Beach, VA This is the only know Swift to have served under contract with the U.S. Army. Total time is under 1500 and it cruises at 140 mph. When Ray isn’t shining this beauty he is busy rebuilding two Taylorcraft projects. A 1946 BC-12-D is underway and he will start his 1943 L-2b project in the near future.
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Ken Matthews
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1946 BC12-D Robert Nesbit Monroe, NC Was Charter member of VCTOC and has owned this aircraft for 16 years
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1945 BC12-D
Dick Heiby (l) and Richard Murray (r) Celina, OH
Dick Heiby is instrument rated with 600 hrs of flying time and 125 hrs in Taylorcrafts. This is his second Taylorcraft. Richard Murray is Commercial, Instrument and Rotorcraft rated, this is his first T-craft. Richard is a 30yr member of AOPA and a Lifetime member of EAA.
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