Accident Overview
On an unspecified date, a Taylorcraft aircraft (registration N43645) and a Piper PA-28-180 aircraft (registration N3866R) were involved in a ground collision at the intersection of runways 05 and 15 at an uncontrolled airport. The Taylorcraft had landed on runway 05, completed its landing roll, and was moving at taxi speed as it entered the intersection. The Piper had landed on runway 15. The pilot of the Piper attempted to stop and turn the airplane to the right to avoid hitting the Taylorcraft, but the Piper's propeller and left wing struck the tail of the Taylorcraft while both aircraft were in the intersection.
Pilot Reports
The Taylorcraft pilot stated that he had been in the traffic pattern for approximately one half hour prior to the accident, practicing landings and takeoffs. The Piper pilot had flown into the airport pattern from another airport. Both pilots reported that they announced their intentions in the traffic pattern.
Weather and Airport Information
Weather reports at the time of the accident indicated that winds were from a direction that allowed either runway to be used. At the time of the accident, no landing runway information was available by radio because the UNICOM was not in use.
Damage
The Piper struck the Taylorcraft in the tail with its propeller and left wing. The extent of damage to either aircraft is not specified in the source.