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Photo ID: 1386881 Views: 6124 Aircraft Location & Date Untitled Lesher Teal Oshkosh - Wittman Regional (OSH / KOSH) USA - Wisconsin, August 2, 2008 Remark Photographer N4291C (cn 2) Professor Ed Lesher's Teal at the 1978 EAA Fly In. Flying Teal, Ed broke six FAI world records in the C1a category between 1967 and 1975. After Ed died in 1998, Teal was donated to the EAA Aviation Foundation and it is shown here on display at the EAA Airventure. David Lednicer Contact Link to me! FIT SCR Large Photo Sim. Photos Add to Album Send as Postcard Correct information Cross data search Photo ID: 1385518 Views: 8187 Aircraft Location & Date Untitled Lesher Teal Oshkosh - Wittman Regional (OSH / KOSH) USA - Wisconsin, August 2, 2008 Remark Photographer N4291C (cn 2) Professor Ed Lesher's Teal, shown here on display at Oshkosh. This was the only example ever built, and it broke six world records. In the interest of saving weight, the landing gear were pulled up by hand via cables. The fuel gauge and altimeter are visible behind the pilot's seat. Jason McDowell Contact Link to me! FIT SCR Large Photo Sim. Photos Add to Album Send as Postcard Correct information Cross data search Photo ID: 0772410 Views: 59272 Aircraft Location & Date Untitled Lesher Teal Oshkosh - Wittman Regional (OSH / KOSH) USA - Wisconsin, July 1978 Remark Photographer N4291C (cn 2) Professor Ed Lesher's Teal at the 1978 EAA Fly In. Flying Teal, Ed broke six FAI world records in the C1a category between 1967 and 1975. After Ed died in 1998, Teal was donated to the EAA Aviation Foundation. David Lednicer Contact Link to me! FIT SCR View Large Photo View Similar Photos Add to Album Send as Postcard Correct information Cross data search Photo ID: 0769337 Views: 9543 Aircraft Location & Date Untitled Lesher Teal Detroit - Willow Run (YIP / KYIP) USA - Michigan, July 6, 1978 Remark Photographer N4291C (cn 2) This is an experimental homebuilt aircraft built for the sole purpose of setting records in its weight class, at one time held seven world records for speed and distance. A one-of-a-kind aircraft, Prof. Ed Lesher was listed on the operating limitations as the only pilot qualified to fly it. Built in 1965, it is now displayed in the FXB building on the North Campus of the University of Michigan. The Lesher Nomad, an experimental homebuilt 2-place tail-pusher, is visible in the background. Mick Bajcar Contact Link to me! FIT SCR View Large Photo View Similar Photos Add to Album Send as Postcard Correct information Cross data search

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