Sport Aviation Magazine, August 1984
Experimental Aircraft Association 
90 pages

Staple-bound. Slight shelf wear. No markings found. Photos are of the actual item for sale and show a sample of pages.

This July 1984 issue of Sport Aviation covers EAA homebuilt, antique, and experimental aircraft interests, with articles on the CAM Special, Dean Tilton’s American Eagle restoration, the beginning of the Voyager adventure, Billy Johnson’s Trojan, and George B. Collinge’s continuing discussion of pitch stability and horizontal tails. It also includes regular columns such as Homebuilders Corner, The Sportplane Builder, Cockpit Classroom, Frank Kingston Smith’s “Different Strokes,” Sport Pilot Medicine, Chapters in Action, Craftsman’s Corner, and Washington Report, plus Oshkosh ’84 updates, letters, calendar items, and aviation organization news. A good issue for collectors of 1980s EAA publications, homebuilt-aircraft history, vintage aircraft restoration, Oshkosh/Sun ’N Fun coverage, and technical articles on light-aircraft design.

Includes:
  • Homebuilder's Corner
  • Craftsman's Corner
  • Cockpit Classroom
  • Is A Horizontal Tail Necessary - Part 4
  • A Clean Airplane Is More Than A Matter of Just Good Looks
From the EAA:
Founded in 1953 by a group of individuals in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, who were interested in building their own airplanes, EAA expanded its mission of growing participation in aviation to include antiques, classics, warbirds, aerobatic aircraft, ultralights, helicopters, and contemporary manufactured aircraft.