Before and after

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johneeb
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Re: Before and after

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Bill Hart wrote:
johneeb wrote:Bill looks great! :!: I do wonder why I cannot see your flap handle?
I never noticed that in that photo. It's there but it looks like it is in the flaps 10 position and it blends into the rudder peddles.
I see it now, thanks Bill.
John E. Barrett
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blueldr
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I feel kind of partial to the blue and white checkered pattern. Reminds me of one of my old girl friends gingham aprons.
BL
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Kyle Wolfe
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Bill - lookin' good!

Tell us more about those seats - they look like they'll be comfy and firm. Your work or a shop - and if so, who?
Kyle
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Best original 170B - Dearborn, MI 2005
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Bill Hart
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Kyle Wolfe wrote:Bill - lookin' good!

Tell us more about those seats - they look like they'll be comfy and firm. Your work or a shop - and if so, who?
The seats I took down to Bare metal and painted the frames, I had the leather and took all of it to a local hot rod shop and had them sew them up.
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Bruce Fenstermacher wrote:If you are talking about 10" numbers rather than the 2" numbers, no. Our aircraft are grandfathered allowing just the 2" numbers. However there are some restrictions where they can be operated with 2" numbers. I believe 10" numbers have to be displayed to enter Canada and a ADIZ.
I'm sure you meant 12"....not 10".
'53 B-model N146YS SN:25713
50th Anniversary of Flight Model. Winner-Best Original 170B, 100th Anniversary of Flight Convention.
An originality nut (mostly) for the right reasons. ;)
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