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Saturday, October 10, Texas Air Museum in Slaton opens the grass for Wheels, Wings, and Warbirds. Walk in free, 10 to 2. Fighters on the lawn, planes flying in, and a car and bike show on the grass. Not an airshow. You get to stand next to the metal. wheelswingswarbirds.com
Fly-in at F49 Slaton, Saturday October 10, 10 AM to 2 PM. CTAF 123.0, taxi to the north ramp, park where they point you. Display arrival is free. Texas Air Museum hosts and EAA Chapter 19 has a table. Tell them you are coming: wheelswingswarbirds.com/pilots
Bring it to Texas Air Museum in Slaton, Saturday October 10. Display parking is free. $20 to the museum puts you in the judged row for cars, trucks, and motorcycles, with plaques for winner and runner-up. Paid and parked by 11:00. wheelswingswarbirds.com/cars
Ride out to Slaton on Saturday, October 10. Texas Air Museum is parking bikes and cars on the grass in the show area from 10 to 2. Free to display. $20 to the museum puts your bike in the judged row if you are in by 11:00. wheelswingswarbirds.com/bikes
Get your business in front of the Wheels, Wings, and Warbirds crowd at Texas Air Museum, Saturday October 10. A fence bay on the crowd line is $300. The $1,500 title sponsor may be named on the show plaques. Both go to the museum. wheelswingswarbirds.com/sponsor
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Wheels, Wings, and Warbirds is a free fly-in, drive-in, ride-in at Texas Air Museum, Slaton Municipal Airport (F49), on Saturday, October 10, 2026, from 10 AM to 2 PM. Pilots fly in. Drivers and riders park on the grass in a separate show area. Texas Air Museum hosts. EAA Chapter 19 participates.
Texas Air Museum in Slaton hosts Wheels, Wings, and Warbirds on Saturday, October 10, 2026, from 10 AM to 2 PM at Slaton Municipal Airport (F49), 12102 FM 400 #34. Admission is free. It is not an airshow. Visitors walk up to the museum's aircraft on the grass. Pilots fly in to the north ramp, and drivers and riders park their own machines in a separate show area on the grass.
Pilots arrive on CTAF 123.0 and taxi to the north ramp. Display parking for aircraft, cars, trucks, and motorcycles is free. A $20 entry to the museum puts a car, truck, or motorcycle in the judged row, paid and in place by 11:00. Three judges walk the row from noon to 1:00 and award plaques for winner and runner-up in each class, plus Best of Show.
Local businesses can rent a fence bay on the crowd line for $300, and the $1,500 title sponsor may be named on the show plaques. Both go to Texas Air Museum. EAA Chapter 19 staffs a membership table. Details and a contact form are at wheelswingswarbirds.com.
Questions from press go through the form on the visit page. Photo: F-14 Tomcat at Texas Air Museum (JPG).
