Today I installed the Selkirk flap tunnel cover and a new fuel selector plate. I also got the foam inside the doors and put on the new door and window seals.





Thanks for the help with the doors Justin, and the beers were good too!

Yeah did you tell Justin he's going to have to go on another beer run to replace my beer you appropriated.

richw56 wrote:Yeah did you tell Justin he's going to have to go on another beer run to replace my beer you appropriated.

Hey that's your fault for leaving it in my fridge then driving 10 hours away.

that's OK rich i don't mind beer runs

robw56 wrote:

River rat wrote:Are you keeping the panel shock mounted?

Yes, I'm keeping the shock mounts.

Avion solid mounts them when they replace them, I was just curious if there was an advantage either way?
All the newer cessnas are solid too I think. I am by no means being critical, you are doing a excellent job!

Who is the fuel selector plate from?

Looks great Rob, it's coming together very nicely.

Very cool Rob! Get it done before more kids come along! From my experience, as the number of kids goes up, so does the amount of time your wife will want you home to help out .

daedaluscan wrote:Who is the fuel selector plate from?

I got it from aircraft spruce for $60. http://www.aircraftspruce.com/catalog/a ... ckkey=9647

Tonight I got the outer door window frames stripped and riveted in the new windows.

Beer and airplane work? Maybe you should look for a test pilot for that first flight.

I got the rear windows riveted in and installed the center strap in the windshield. Thanks for coming over to help Justin!

Getting so close! Can you taste it?

Niiiiiiiice!!! VERY VERY Nice!

G44

CamTom12 wrote:Getting so close! Can you taste it?

I can taste it! I'm so close yet so far away.

Looks great, I may be gassing up there tomorrow afternoon. You going to be working on it?

I'll be at work, Stacey will be inside the FBO building in the Aero Club if you want to say hi though.

that's a dang good looking 170. now get dun and fly

Not much to report but the seat rails are going in soon and I reinstalled the fuel vent lines in the cabin.

Looks great! Bet you will be flying, in no time.