Daniel L. Berek's Photo Gallery

Formerly with the Spanish Air Force, this bird was flown to Cape May County Airport with hopes of conversion to turbine power. Sadly, she languishes.

Formerly with the Spanish Air Force, this bird was flown to Cape May County Airport with hopes of conversion to turbine power. Sadly, she languishes.

At least this Caribou still has her original engines. Plans to convert her to turboprop power have met a stalemate.

One of several Caribous that one awaited conversion to turboprop power now face the scrapman's torch.

A long way from home and without an engine, this Skyhawk does not appear to be going anywhere soon.

Engineless, this poor Caribou isn't going anywhere soon.

An old Caribou awaits her fate at Cape May County Airport.

A sad, faded Caribou waits, and waits, and waits....

A sad, faded Caribou waits, and waits, and waits....

Unwanted and unloved, this poor tracker was first evicted from the Intrepid Air & Space Museum, then the Cradle of Aviation Museum. For transportation, she has been ripped apart so badly that any reassembly is unlikely. She sits at NAS Floyd Bennett Fie

A shot inside the cockpit does little to improve things!

Minus its tailfeathers, this sad 1950 Navion is rotting away.