This is a replica of the S-38B "Carnuba" that was used by the S.C Johnson Co. to survey and acquire Carnuba Palms in South America for the family's wax business. The aircraft was constructed by Born Again Restorations in 1998 and registered to S.C. Johnson & Son Inc. on 12 August 1998. At the time of upload it is on display at the company headquarters in Racine, Wisconsin. FAA registration N6V is still active as of 2024.

Built in 1930 and was used flying the mail. After that, it was based in Hollywood and used for movie work, including an appearance in the 1947 "Blaze of Noon". It is currently owned by the Experimental Aircraft Association (EAA).

Built as F4U-7 BuNo. 133714. Transferred new to France for the Aeronavale as 714 under the MDAP. Returned to the U.S. and was on display at the USMC Museum at Quantico, VA from 1964-1971. Reverted to civilian ownership, registered as N33714. It was used in the "Baa Baa Blacksheep" television series. Exported to Canada as C-GWFU from 1983-2004. Back to the U.S. as N811AP in July 2004. Reregistered as N965CV in February 2015. When I took this photo the a/c was undergoing maintenance at Tab Air, a warbird maintenance/restoration facility on the airfield.

Originally built as L-5 USAAF s/n 42-98319. Photo taken at Tab Air, Inc. Tab Air specializes in warbird restoration and maintenance.

Photo taken at Tab Air, Inc. Tab Air specializes in warbird restoration and maintenance.