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19 minutes ago, David Lloyd said:

You really missed it a week ago when a piece of firewood was being used as a tailstand.  Really, it was a tree stump.

I met him a coupl'a weeks ago.  he was talking about selling the plane like there was nothing to it.  he said he was bringing it to the house...…I said "oh good idea, that could make a great playground for the kids" and he was like "nah, I'm gonna clean it up and sell it", as if all it needed was some windex.  then the conversation quickly turned to whether I had found jesus, and then I got handed a bible.  then I politely ended the conversation and wished him luck.

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9 hours ago, Jim Peace said:

Camguard will fix all the problems. 

And some of Jose’s WD40!
 

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That will make for one amazing Christmas decoration...  He's just so ahead of the game...

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Could save hangar rent by getting a really narrow storage shed, or get 10 of them in one full size hangar.  :-)   Put a few TV screens around it and do flight simulator.  

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8 hours ago, carusoam said:

That tail looks familiar.... hmmm...


Does MS have a tail Art thread?

This could kick off a really cool follow up....

Best regards,

-a-

Just started one!

 

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It has a current registration!

That paint’ll buff right out!


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1 hour ago, N9201A said:


That paint’ll buff right out!


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"That paint'll buff right OFF"

FTFY:D

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NAW a good wax job will give it 10 more knots!!!

Calling The Grim Reaper- your phone is ringing  :-)

Maybe I should post a pic of the 231 on our field that's been sitting for 5 or 6 years after taxiing into a 4 foot deep concrete flood channel?

Its just that one of the prop blades is a little wobbly. (and there's not a straight piece of sheet metal on it) 

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