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July 11, 2004, Atlantic City, N.J. / Beech E95 Travel Air

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July 11, 2004, Paris, Ark. / Cessna 172I

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July 10, 2004, Arlington, Wash. / Starduster SA100DL and Starduster SA300

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July 10, 2004, Ticonderoga, N.Y. / Piper PA-31-350

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July 08, 2004, Boise, Idaho / Extra 300L

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July 08, 2004, Fernandina beach, Fla. / Cessna 172 RG

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July 07, 2004, Seal Beach, Calif. / Harmon Rocket II

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July 06, 2004, Hailey, Idaho / Mooney M20R

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July 06, 2004, Batavia, Ohio / Grumman American AA-1

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July 05, 2004, Wilmot, N.H. / Lake LA-4-200

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