What happened
The FAA’s narrative, in sentence case. The FAA writes it in capitals and removes private details.
Narrative: on 5-18-97 Douglas r. schatz was taxiing Piper N40JA at Robbinsville airport (N87). Pilot became distracted by a group of spectators. Spectators were viewing static displays of aircraft. As pilot was on taxi progress, he became concerned as to how close people were to sides of the aircraft. The left wing tip ran down the side of the upper portion of a small truck parked in grass along side of taxiway. The wing tip impacted the small trailer attached to it. The truck and trailer were positioned on the grass 2 feet from left edge of taxiway. The aircraft was on the centerline according to the pilot report. Following collision, pilot stopped aircraft and inspected damage. Incident closed.
As the FAA filed it
NARRATIVE: ON 5-18-97 DOUGLAS R. SCHATZ WAS TAXIING PIPER N40JA AT ROBBINSVILLE AIRPORT (N87). PILOT BECAME DISTRACTED BY A GROUP OF SPECTATORS. SPECTATORS WERE VIEWING STATIC DISPLAYS OF AIRCRAFT. AS PILOT WAS ON TAXI PROGRESS, HE BECAME CONCERNED AS TO HOW CLOSE PEOPLE WERE TO SIDES OF THE AIRCRAFT. THE LEFT WING TIP RAN DOWN THE SIDE OF THE UPPER PORTION OF A SMALL TRUCK PARKED IN GRASS ALONG SIDE OF TAXIWAY. THE WING TIP IMPACTED THE SMALL TRAILER ATTACHED TO IT. THE TRUCK AND TRAILER WERE POSITIONED ON THE GRASS 2 FEET FROM LEFT EDGE OF TAXIWAY. THE AIRCRAFT WAS ON THE CENTERLINE ACCORDING TO THE PILOT REPORT. FOLLOWING COLLISION, PILOT STOPPED AIRCRAFT AND INSPECTED DAMAGE. INCIDENT CLOSED.