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Widgie Flies a 1935 Taylor E2 Cub

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Uploaded by on Jun 25, 2010

Michelle "Widgie" Goodeve flies the oldest aeroplane in "The Tiger Boys" collection, CF-ANT, a 1935 Taylor E-2 Cub which was the very first Cub to arrive in Canada. Original owner, Andy McKinnon, tied his Cub down next to a barn and, during a sudden spring thaw, all the snow slid off the roof and flattened the poor little machine. But Andy hung on to the remains and eventually gave it to Tom Dietrich & his "Tiger Boys" group, based in Guelph, Ontario, Canada. They restored the little E-2 to as-good-as-new, original quality - including the single magneto, 40hp Continental Engine. The E-2 climbs & glides at 45 mph and cruises around 55mph! This was Michelle's first flight in the Cub and she seemed to enjoy herself. To view more "Eye Candy" videos - along with a wide variety of other content - go to our new FREE online, Multi-Media Aviation Journal: www.whyfly.aero

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  • A lovely little aeroplane. A well-restored E-2 Cub is an absolute delight to fly!(The first Canadian Registered Taylor (Piper) E-2 Cub was CF-ARA). If CF-ANT is to be labelled "Canada's First Cub" it should only be done so with the note it was the "first type" of Taylor/Piper Cub to be registered in Canada.

  • Thats awesome! Great video of a true classic!

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