Well, that's a thought....might make some money with it around here in the summer...

On second thought, playing is more fun in the summer.

MTV

Grahman's plane never looked so good....

mtv wrote:

Not on floats these days, but wheel skis and wheels are fun too.

MTV

have to agree with u made some $$ with the yellow
sure u spent some time making money in the pumpkins

lowflyin'G3 wrote:Yellow is the color of money!
We might have to put a Sorensen belly tank, pump and booms on that Mike.

Not mine but interesting

Yessiree Don! You are right, I was forgetting about other shades of yellow. Shame on me! Thank you for reminding me of sleds that were good to me.

Over Vancouver Island - 1995


Following 685 to Kyuquot Sound


The line up at the "new" hangar - 1995


My ride for most of the summer, 683 - 1995


The line up at the old diggs, Action Aviation/BEFA - 1991


The morning departues at Renton - 1991

Oh, you mean WORK airplanes??

Moving a load to a field project.

lowflyin'G3 wrote:My ride for most of the summer, 683 - 1995

Nice! When you're flying that plane, you should tell your passengers that your name is Clutch Cargo. Naw! They probably wouldn't get it. LOL

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My 5 year-old son wanted to make sure his plane made the cut. He calls it a Lego Bushwacker. He says it has plenty of power and takes off in half its own length. Despite prolonged daily practice, he remains nervous about doing hammerheads in tight canyons

^^ That is awesome. I LIVED for Legos when I was a kid. The nice thing is that they have good crumple zones and the insurance company often goes the repair/reconstruction route instead of totalling it out.

SixTwoLeemer wrote:My 5 year-old son wanted to make sure his plane made the cut. He calls it a Lego Bushwacker. He says it has plenty of power and takes off in half its own length. Despite prolonged daily practice, he remains nervous about doing hammerheads in tight canyons

This is a thread that I have not been following cus my plane is too ugly to post a photo of. This is the first time checking this thread and am glad that I did not miss this from 62L junior. Great job indeed.

Tim

[quote="SixTwoLeemer"]My 5 year-old son wanted to make sure his plane made the cut. He calls it a Lego Bushwacker. He says it has plenty of power and takes off in half its own length. Despite prolonged daily practice, he remains nervous about doing hammerheads in tight canyons

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Is that gear mod an STC or field approval? It'd be great on our C180...

This is my therapy

qmdv wrote:This is a thread that I have not been following cus my plane is too ugly to post a photo of. This is the first time checking this thread and am glad that I did not miss this from 62L junior. Great job indeed.

Tim

There Tim, I helped you out of the closet!! I snapped this pic of your "old" girl while at Spanish Fark a few years ago. I love the old Skylanes.

Now do the right thing Tim and post a current pic-

SixTwoLeemer wrote:

qmdv wrote:This is a thread that I have not been following cus my plane is too ugly to post a photo of. This is the first time checking this thread and am glad that I did not miss this from 62L junior. Great job indeed.

Tim

There Tim, I helped you out of the closet!! I snapped this pic of your "old" girl while at Spanish Fark a few years ago. I love the old Skylanes.

Now do the right thing Tim and post a current pic-

That is the old ride. I bought another in RI two years ago and mooched my way across the country thanks to BCP. It is in an old thread somwhere. I will take a new shot out on the grass as soon as we get sun.

Tim

My 1946 C-140 with my Sportsman 2+2 in the background


My 2009 Sportsman 2+2 with C-140 in background

Looking for some bush wheels for this baby