and exterior paint Decals and stamps Upholstery replacements Control heads and radios Parachutes, ejection seats, and ejection seat cartridges Rewiring Replacement of real weaponry with nonoperating replicas Airshows Restored warbirds are a frequent attraction at airshows. Airshows are held all over the world annually. Warbird Alley claims that some of the best-known airshows that feature warbirds are: Alliance Airshow – Fort Worth, Texas Commemorative Air Force AIRSHO – Midland, Texas Dayton Airshow – Dayton, Ohio EAA AirVenture Oshkosh – Oshkosh, Wisconsin History of Flight Airshow – Geneseo, New York Indianapolis Airshow – Indianapolis, Indiana Miramar Airshow – Miramar, California Sun 'n Fun – Lakeland, Florida Warbirds over the Beach – Virginia Beach, Virginia Warbirds over Monroe – Monroe, North Carolina Warbirds over Wanaka – Wanaka, Otago In Europe, one of the best-known warbird airshows is the annual Flying Legends arranged in Imperial War Museum Duxford in UK. La Ferté-Alais air show in France collects warbirds annually, too. Warbirds fly also in most of the Shuttleworth Collection flying days in UK every summer. In Australia a biennial event, Warbirds Downunder, is held at the Temora Aviation Museum in Temora, NSW "for a two-day celebration of Australian aviation history". The event features warbirds from private and museum collections around the country (such as the HARS collection), both in flying and static displays, as well as being regularly supported by current squadrons of the Royal Australian Air Force, including No. 100 Squadron and the RAAF formation aerobatic display team, the Roulettes. Air racing Highly modified and "stock" warbirds can also frequently be seen at air races, since World War II-era fighters are among the fastest propeller-driven airplanes ever built. The premier event for warbird air racing is the Reno Air Races, held each September near Reno, Nevada. There are several classes of racing that facilitate the application of warbirds in the sport, including the: Jet Class T-6 Class Unlimited Class Some of the most popular warbirds for racing are the North American P-51 Mustang, the Hawker Sea Fury, the Grumman F8F Bearcat, and the North American T-6 Texan. In more recent years, straight wing, jet-powered warbirds such as the Aero L-29 Delfin, Aero L-39 Albatros, BAC Jet Provost, De Havilland Vampire, and PZL TS-11 Iskra have seen the conception of their own racing class, known simply as the Jet Class. Clubs and organizations Some organizations in the United States are: Experimental Aircraft Association