Welcome to my website
for enthusiasts of Stinson Aircraft. The website contains information and links for pilots, owners, and restorers of
these fine classic airplanes.
Stinson NC6197M, Bar
Harbor, Maine, August 21, 1949
Above is a vintage photo of the
Stinson I owned for many years. It is a 1948 "Flying Station Wagon", model
108-3, Registration NC6197M, Serial 108-4197. I bought it in 1986 and flew it
for years before beginning a restoration. In 2011 I
found it necessary to sell the project for health reasons. For
more information on NC6197M, click on the photo or follow the links
below.
The
YAHOO Stinson discussion group - an online discussion group for Stinson
enthusiasts - open to all. Hosted for many years by Dave Miller, now
hosted by Gary Marshall. Added
9/24/02,
Updated 7/8/13.
Rich Preiser's Stinsons - Rich is restoring NC6365M to match his
award-winning NC6364M. See some photos of his progress.
Added 3/10/09, Updated
4/11/16.
Butch Walsh's Grand Champion Stinson, NC6233M The Stinson community
lost a great supporter and craftsman when Butch Walsh passed away on May 11,
2006. I was honored to fly with Butch in this beautiful aircraft at Sun 'n' Fun 2000. Here are some photos
and a link to a YouTube video. Updated 1/14/08.
Stinson
108-2 restored by Rich and JudithTweedie - Rich Tweedie battled cancer
while finishing the restoration of his beautiful 220 HP Stinson.
Before his passing on March 29, 2000, he was able to fly N175C.
Updated
2/4/01.
Stinson
SR9-C restored by Jim Reeves - Larry Richardson purchased
this beautiful Gullwing Stinson restored by Jim. Look for a feature
article highlighting the work of master restorer Jim Reeves in the April
2000 issue
AOPA Pilot. Updated
9/10/01.
Thundering Reliant - A website featuring the Stinson SR-9F Reliant owned by
Woodson and Scott Woods, Petaluma, CA. Added
1/30/16
Stinsons
on Floats - A few vintage photos and links to technical info
- send me your Stinson floatplane info.
Updated 12/3/14
I'd enjoy hearing from anyone who shares
an interest in Stinson aircraft. I especially welcome comments about
corrections that are needed, whether they be in content or style. E-mail
me at John@hangar9aeroworks.com.