February Mystery Plane
This month's Mystery Plane comes to us from a batch of inter esting and rare airplane photos supplied by Ralph Nortell. The jaunty-looking cabin on this smaller monoplane is quite unusual, no doubt an attempt to give the pilot good visibility over the nose. Send your answer to: EAA, Vin tage Airplane, P.O. Box 3086, Oshkosh, WI 54903-3086. Your an swer needs to be in no later than March 15, 2001, for inclusion in the May issue of Vintage Airplane. You can also send your response via e-mail. Send your answer to vintage@eaa.org. Be sure to include both your name and address (especially your city and state!) in the body of your note and put "(Month) Mystery Plane" in the subject line. November's Mystery Plane, sup plied by Pete Bowers, was a bit of a stumper for many. But not for Ralph NorteU, Spokane, Washing ton. Here's what he wrote: Gentlemen, The November Mystery Plane was civilian entry No.2 in the 1927 Na tional Air Races, held September 26 FEBRUARY 2001
by H.G. Frautschy
Yackey Monoplane