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Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States
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PIETENPOL AIRCRAFT COLLECTION
New.

A Compendium of Pietenpol Plans & Info CD.
  • Engines.
  • Design Tools.
  • Photos & Data!
  • New additions as of Dec 1 07
  • Dozens of various Pietenpol plans
  • even an UltraLite Version
  • Collection Item?
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