Buzzcola777
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Montreal, Canada
I thought that you were in the front seat. Thanks for the side view.
Nothing like a good double-check!
I thought that you were in the front seat. Thanks for the side view.
For sure Dan if you need any pictures of anything just send me a private message and we can bypass the forum.
Floyd
I’ll get a PDF out on the floor panels when I’m back in town. Be about a week.
It is a two way street. You will probably help someone else and someone might best an improvement or better way. We just keep learning till we are dead. I tell people I hope to be pretty smart when they start shoveling dirt on my face.Your right Steve, I do like how your able to resize the pictures so they fit on here. I’d hate to post something that I think is smart but only to find out it’s OLD news.
Floyd
Looks like you are doing a great job..
One thing you might want to keep in the back of your mind when you are installing panels and floorboards is you may want to remove them after the plane is covered. You should be able to access all parts of the plane for maintenance. Also, you can't have too many inspection ports..
My 2 cents worth.
On a side note, I have a 200 hp Smith Cub and love it. I fly in the high density altitude SW US and it does great. I'll be happy to help if you have any questions. I've owned 4 Super Cubs and and worked as an A&P and IA on several rebuilds, so I am always thinking maintenance
Mike
Nicely done!
Hope you continue this detail through the entire build. Really helps first time builders