Wings and wheels roll in to Teterboro

By Curt Epstein

August 1, 2007
Aircraft

Douglas C-54

For fans of vintage military tin, the Aviation Hall of Fame and Museum of New Jersey will hold its annual Wings and Wheels Expo of historic aircraft and vintage automobiles at Teterboro Airport on September 15 and 16. Among the historic aircraft scheduled to be there is a Douglas C-54 (shown here), a veteran of the Berlin Airlift.

Guests will also be able to purchase flights on the Michigan-based B-17G Yankee Lady. The ticket price will also grant admission to the museum and hall of fame.

Proceeds from the weekend will benefit the museum, which is dedicated to preserving New Jersey’s 214-year contribution to the history of human flight.

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