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Stripping and repaint recover wings 120

Stripping and repaint recover wings 120

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Cabin air intakes. Watching NAS Car races on TV I noticed these on the sides of the race cars. So I made my version when we flew it we needed to put

Cabin air intakes. Watching NAS Car races on TV I noticed these on the sides of the race cars. So I made my version when we flew it we needed to put

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I started working on this project in 1987. In 1988 we bought our land here in Kansas. In 1989 I built my hanger and we mover the projects from Marthas

I started working on this project in 1987. In 1988 we bought our land here in Kansas. In 1989 I built my hanger and we mover the projects from Marthas

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Put it together.

Put it together.

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Made tow brakes instead of the convoluted thing the Frenchman made. That is not as easy as it looks. Working out the geometry of the pedals and the br

Made tow brakes instead of the convoluted thing the Frenchman made. That is not as easy as it looks. Working out the geometry of the pedals and the br

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Using the templates to grind the leading edge to proper shape.

Using the templates to grind the leading edge to proper shape.

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You can see here how far out of shape the leading edge was and it actually got worse as you went towards the tip.

You can see here how far out of shape the leading edge was and it actually got worse as you went towards the tip.

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This what I started with.

This what I started with.

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The day I bought the engine. It is a 160 hp out of a Piper that a hanger fell on. The one gallon can is the gas and the prop is off my Colt so I coul

The day I bought the engine. It is a 160 hp out of a Piper that a hanger fell on. The one gallon can is the gas and the prop is off my Colt so I coul

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The little wooden boat in the top on the canape is the interment lights it also contains Nicad battery's that back up the electrical system. The owner

The little wooden boat in the top on the canape is the interment lights it also contains Nicad battery's that back up the electrical system. The owner

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The owner brought this with the fuselage frame motley built and the wings covered with Stits and Poley dope primer. The wings were not finished inside

The owner brought this with the fuselage frame motley built and the wings covered with Stits and Poley dope primer. The wings were not finished inside

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DSC00325

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LowSlowJoe. In 1966 I was stationed at Mountain Home AFB. I bought this welded up fuselage $75. Puled back to the base behind my 1959 Rambler. And got

LowSlowJoe. In 1966 I was stationed at Mountain Home AFB. I bought this welded up fuselage $75. Puled back to the base behind my 1959 Rambler. And got

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DSC00323

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120 after repaint and new fabric on wings

120 after repaint and new fabric on wings

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172 intior was a real mess

172 intior was a real mess

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172 after strip and paint overhalled engine and new intior

172 after strip and paint overhalled engine and new intior

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F19 after rebuild after hail

F19 after rebuild after hail

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F19 befor hail

F19 befor hail

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1939 Tcraft inflight

1939 Tcraft inflight

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1939 Tcraft after rebuild

1939 Tcraft after rebuild

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welding on new strut fittings use the gear and struts to align the fittings.

welding on new strut fittings use the gear and struts to align the fittings.

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One of my rebuilt Super Cubs

One of my rebuilt Super Cubs

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A Piper J4 . When I towed it from the airport home a brake was dragging and a tier caught fire. There was air in the expander tube and as it heated up

A Piper J4 . When I towed it from the airport home a brake was dragging and a tier caught fire. There was air in the expander tube and as it heated up

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