Went on a tour with OntarioZcar to a airport where a club restores WW2 era Harvard training aircraft.

Very cool!

Sweet looking Z! Don't know which I'd prefer to drive...

A few years ago I took a ride in the US equivalent aircraft - AT-6. (Same airframe, different name).

Did some aerobatics, and got to fly the plane, which had a very responsive rudder.

Did some loops, rolls, barrel rolls, inverted flight, split S, wing-over, tail slide. Was a complete blast!

I once spoke to a mechanic/restorer of vintage planes at the national aviation and space museum in ottawa that is into Z's.

I saw a movie once with an airplane in it that had a Z in its name!