GA

[elite marksman]

Does anyone know of any really good GA aircraft. I would like a good VC, VC only planes preferred, but not required. Sorting the good planes from the bad is difficult when you're only presented with a picture no bigger than deck of cards. I'm re-learning how to fly and dicovered that I really like the little guys.

[gryshnak]

GA is an awfully large category, ranging from backyard homebuilts with rudimentary instruments to the latest turbo-powered triple-thrusted vectromat with overhead underhang.  What sort of thing do you enjoy flying?

Gryshnak

[elite marksman]

All WWII warbirds, anything between a 172 and  a Commander (the twin engined one)

[Jakemaster]

1st, a WWII warbird is NOT GA! Search for Milton Shupe on any website, his commanders will suit you fine for a few months

[Ivan]

Does anyone know of any really good GA aircraft. I would like a good VC, VC only planes preferred, but not required. Sorting the good planes from the bad is difficult when you're only presented with a picture no bigger than deck of cards. I'm re-learning how to fly and dicovered that I really like the little guys.

OK...
Ilya Sheen Yak-12
Yak-18T on avsim.com
An-14 on avsim.com
These will keep you occupied for a while i think

[Soulmoon]

Try the Messerschmitt Taifun... It's been one of my favorite GA aircraft for a long time. Good, if not stellar, VC (Above average for freeware, at least), flys well. Vintage too, and has sorta a warbirdy feel without being one by a long stretch.

http://www.simviation.com/fs2004vintage18.htm

Could try the Maule M-7, a great freeware package. Superb VC.

http://www.simviation.com/fs2004props54.htm

A number of the Bill Lyon's Classics, particularly the Piper Apache, but also the Tripacer, Swift, and a few others. You can search for Bill Lyons here, but last I knew Simviation still lacked one or two of his planes... AVSIM or Flightsim.com would probably have the others. I'd personally suggest all of Bill Lyon's planes without a moments hesitation, even if you don't normally like flying the type of aircraft they are.

Piper Tripacer and Grumman Goose:
http://www.simviation.com/fs2004props80.htm

Bill's Luscombe 8, Piper Apache, and the unrelated but also good ZLIN Z-43.
http://www.simviation.com/fs2004props79.htm

Bill's SR-9C
http://www.simviation.com/fs2004vintage39.htm

Quad City Challenger, maybe a little lighter than you wanted, but still good:
http://simviation.com/fsgliders_12.htm

Globe Swift: http://www.simviation.com/fs2004props30.htm

[elite marksman]

Thanks. I already have the Luscombe, Maule, and Apache. I'm currently flying RTW in the Maule. I'm in Miami, Florida. Still have a long way to go. I think I'll be picking up that corsair on the Taifun's page too.