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We are always adding things to our website or making progress in our mission to preserve Aeronca history. Please return often to view our current update or to review our past updates.


Aeronca Aircraft History Museum
Posted 1/10/2016 by Todd Trainor

New Archive Document - Drawing - 3-77 Bulkhead, #4 Side Fairing


Online Archive Document 30077

Aeronca Aircraft History Museum
Posted 1/9/2016 by Todd Trainor

New Archive Document - Drawing - 7-580 Fuselage - Frame


Online Archive Document 70580

Aeronca Aircraft History Museum
Posted 1/9/2016 by Todd Trainor

New Archive Document - Drawing - 7-507 Frame - Fuselage


Online Archive Document 70507

Aeronca Aircraft History Museum
Posted 1/3/2016 by Todd Trainor

New Item of Need - Surplus Aircraft Hardware - Do you have any left over AN hardware from an old project? The museum is in need of building a hardware inventory for our restoration projects. We are seeking the following new-old stock items: Bolt...See more

New Item of Need - Surplus Aircraft Hardware - Do you have any left over AN hardware from an old project? The museum is in need of building a hardware inventory for our restoration projects. We are seeking the following new-old stock items: Bolts, washers, all styles of nuts, cable barrels, cable forks, shackles, blind nuts, Dzus fasteners, screws, and all other AN, NAS, and MS hardware. See less

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Aeronca Aircraft History Museum
Posted 1/3/2016 by Todd Trainor

New Item of Need - Safety Glasses - All of our staff, volunteers, and youth must wear safety gear when working on the restoration shop. We seem to go through safety glasses quickly because they get scratched, greasy, broken, or lost.We purchase m...See more

New Item of Need - Safety Glasses - All of our staff, volunteers, and youth must wear safety gear when working on the restoration shop. We seem to go through safety glasses quickly because they get scratched, greasy, broken, or lost.We purchase medium quality safety glasses from Home Depot for $5.96 each, or a four-pack for $19.97. See less

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Aeronca Aircraft History Museum
Posted 1/3/2016 by Todd Trainor

New Item of Need - 20x30 Furnace Filters - Our custom-made paint booth uses four 20x30 Furnace Filters to catch the over-spray from getting into the blower motors. We get the Rheem brand at Home Depot ($5.25 each) because they have the cross-hatch...See more

New Item of Need - 20x30 Furnace Filters - Our custom-made paint booth uses four 20x30 Furnace Filters to catch the over-spray from getting into the blower motors. We get the Rheem brand at Home Depot ($5.25 each) because they have the cross-hatch outer support and the pleated filter cloth has chicken-wire support. With these supports the filter buckle under the force of the blower motors. See less

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Aeronca Aircraft History Museum
Posted 1/3/2016 by Todd Trainor

New Item of Need - Scotch Brite - Gray - 07448 - Similar to the maroon pads, these gray pads of less abrasive. We use them for cleaning greasy parts in the parts cleaner, scrubbing off paint with paint stripper, roughing primed surfaced before painting, etc.

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Aeronca Aircraft History Museum
Posted 1/3/2016 by Todd Trainor

New Item of Need - Scotch Brite - Maroon - 07447 - Scotch-Brite pad are very handy around the workshop. We use them for cleaning greasy parts in the parts cleaner, scrubbing off paint with paint stripper, roughing primed surfaced before painting, etc. Each pad is 6-inches x 9-inches.

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Aeronca Aircraft History Museum
Posted 1/3/2016 by Todd Trainor

New Item of Need - Fire Extinguisher - Resulting from our annual workshop safety review, we purchased 5 fire extinguishers to replace our expired units and to add additional extinguishers to the workshop. For $39.97 each, we purchased Kidde brand...See more

New Item of Need - Fire Extinguisher - Resulting from our annual workshop safety review, we purchased 5 fire extinguishers to replace our expired units and to add additional extinguishers to the workshop. For $39.97 each, we purchased Kidde brand 'Full Home 3-A:40-B:C Fire Extinguisher' from Home Depot. To donate this item, we ask that you donate $39.97 in financial support that will replenish our funds that we already spent on this purchase. See less

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Aeronca Aircraft History Museum
Posted 1/3/2016 by Todd Trainor

New Item of Need - Paper Towels - We use a lot of kitchen-style paper towels. If you have ever seen our shop, you will know that it is very neat and clean. We use paper towels to clean the counters, paint stripping, cleaning equipment, drying o...See more

New Item of Need - Paper Towels - We use a lot of kitchen-style paper towels. If you have ever seen our shop, you will know that it is very neat and clean. We use paper towels to clean the counters, paint stripping, cleaning equipment, drying our hands, spills, and much more.We've been purchasing our paper towels at Costco (Kirkland brand) or Dollar General (Sparkle brand). Generally we pay less than $1 per roll. Any brand is OK. The really cheap white towels is all we need. For the tough jobs we use the blue shop towels. (See separate listing for the blue towels.)You may buy them new or donate your excess supply of paper towels from your home or shop. See less

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Aeronca Aircraft History Museum
Posted 12/27/2015 by Todd Trainor

New Archive Document - Drawing - 5348 Strap Assembly - Flying Wire Station #10


Online Archive Document 5348

Aeronca Aircraft History Museum
Posted 12/26/2015 by Todd Trainor

New Archive Document - Image Gallery - 1931 Aeronca C-3 Razorback, NC12480, owned by Roger Anderson's father in California, probably in the 1970's.


Online Archive Document 2000179

Aeronca Aircraft History Museum
Posted 12/26/2015 by Todd Trainor

New Archive Document - Image Gallery - 1937 Aeronca C-3. NC17438. Owned by Roger Anderson's father in the 1960s in California.


Online Archive Document 2000178

Aeronca Aircraft History Museum
Posted 12/26/2015 by Todd Trainor

New Archive Document - Image Gallery - 1935 C-3, NC14564, owned by Roger Anderson's father. 'That picture is it sitting at Compton, Ca airport. I had just started taking lessons in it and had not yet soloed. About '58


Online Archive Document 2000177

Aeronca Aircraft History Museum
Posted 12/26/2015 by Todd Trainor

New Archive Document - Image Gallery - 1935 Aeronca C-3, NC14564, owned by Roger Anderson's father, probably in the 1970s in California.


Online Archive Document 2000177

Aeronca Aircraft History Museum
Posted 12/26/2015 by Todd Trainor

New Archive Document - Image Gallery - 1938 Aeronca KCA, NC21032. Owned in the 1970s by Roger Anderson's father. Now belongs to the WAAAM museum.


Online Archive Document 2000176

Aeronca Aircraft History Museum
Posted 12/26/2015 by Todd Trainor

New Archive Document - Image Gallery - 1938 Aeronca KCA, NC21032. Circa 1970 when owned by Roger Anderson's father. As of 2015, owned by the WAAAM museum.


Online Archive Document 2000175

Aeronca Aircraft History Museum
Posted 12/25/2015 by Todd Trainor

New Archive Document - Image Gallery - NC17438 s/n A-747. Notice the aux tank filler neck. See other photos for wobble pump and panel.


Online Archive Document 2000174

Aeronca Aircraft History Museum
Posted 12/25/2015 by Todd Trainor

New Archive Document - Image Gallery - C-3 Interior, possibly of NC17438 s/n A-747. Here's a half print of the interior of one of the three C3's my dad had and I flew. Can't remember which one this was. Roger A


Online Archive Document 2000173

Aeronca Aircraft History Museum
Posted 12/25/2015 by Todd Trainor

New Archive Document - Drawing - 3-620 Pane - Cabin Door Front Window


Online Archive Document 30620

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