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English: A 1963 Smith DSA-1 Miniplane built by Tracy Pilurs, winner of the 1962 & 1965 Women's National Aerobatic Championship. This plane, designed by Frank Smith, in 1957, was home-built, in her garage over a four year period and completed in 1965, with instructions costing $25.00. This aircraft is on permanent display at Burke, Cleveland Ohio. DSA stands for Darned Small Aircraft, a plane ideal for aerobatics, one of the most commonly homebuilt aircraft. |
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