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Kevin Kennelly's DGA-15P project.

Kevin Kennelly's Howard DGA-15P (GH-2) project. 5-10-09


1936 DGA-8 project

 Les Sargent's 1936 DGA-8 project (Pure Oil Howard) 4-25-08


DGA-11 DGA-11

John Turgyan's DGA-11, airworthy and ready for its finishing touches!  (January 2008)


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Mark Liptrap's Howard DGA-15P (November 29, 2007)


Photo by Dave Thomas  Photo by Dave Thomas Moving N55434 to Airport    N55434 fuselage in PolyBrush, 2006
Larry Larmon's Howard gets its engine and wings in Gary, Indiana! (February 2007)


  Lundeen's Howard.   Lundeen's Howard.
Fred & Suzie Lundeen's recently completed 1944 Howard DGA-15P, Reserve Grand Champion Silver Lindy, AirVenture 2006. 
 


Larry Todd's DGA in Alaska. 

Larry Todd's DGA in Alaska. 


Photo courtesy Robert Chandler

Robert Chandler with his Howard N5553N -- then and now!


John Hewitt's DGA-L   John Hewitt's DGA-L

   John Hewitt's DGA-L (L is for Leonides), and he says, "This is the way Benny would have wanted it!"


 

Jack Venaleck and John Burton, photo courtesy John Burton.   N858H, photo courtesy John Burton.
Owner Jack Venaleck talks with  pilot-restorer John Burton, after N858H was delivered to its new home in Ohio. (Right) N858H getting up on the step in Oregon!
 

 
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