THE AIRCRAFT​

Christen Eagle

Originally built by the legendary Eagle guru, Benny Davis, this unique Eagle was then rebuilt by Paul Dougherty over a 10 month period. Its pumped up 230 horsepower engine offers exceptional performance, and its custom paint scheme captivates spectators every year.

Engine	AEIO-360 (230 hp)
Propeller	Whirlwind 200AC
Length	17' 11''
Height​	​6' 6''
Wingspan	19' 11''
Empty Weight	1,100 lbs.
Fuel Capacity	25 gallons
Structural Limits	+7g -5g
​Stall Speed	58 mph
Cruise Speed	165 mph
Max Speed	184 mph​
Never Exceed Speed	210 mph
Roll Rate	187 degrees/second
Rate of Climb	2100 fpm
​Inverted Flight Time	Unlimited

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1930 Great Lakes​

Engine	Ranger C440
Horsepower	200
Mfg. Country	USA
​Quantity Mfg.	200
Wingspan	​26' 8''
​Length	21' 4''
Cruise Speed	110 mph
Gross Weight	1,800 lbs.

Paul Dougherty restored this replica of a 193O Great Lakes "Sport Trainer." Originally powered with a Cirrus 90 horsepower engine, the Great Lakes biplanes were manufactured in Cleveland, Ohio, from 1928 through the early 1930s. The agile little biplanes held many records for aerobatic maneuvers and were the leading choice for aerobatic pilots for many years.