Project: 180 Skywagon - The On-Going Saga
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Fri Nov 29, 2013 10:53 pm
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Man, that's the cleanest paint booth I've ever seen.
Congrats on getting to that point and getting it back together. Ya sure are doin a great job.I read your entire post the other day. Picked up a few good tips, thanks. I never did see how it weighed in. What did ya weigh. And I'd be curious to see what it weighs when you are done with everything.
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shortfielder wrote:Man, that's the cleanest paint booth I've ever seen.
Congrats on getting to that point and getting it back together. Ya sure are doin a great job.I read your entire post the other day. Picked up a few good tips, thanks. I never did see how it weighed in. What did ya weigh. And I'd be curious to see what it weighs when you are done with everything.
Gary
Maybe he can paint your 170 Gary?!!

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Sat Nov 30, 2013 10:43 am
Can't wait to see it all put back together. Excellent.
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Get it together and fly it. Just for a little bit. Your so close. I put around 6 hours on the 180 today, something about 160mph ground speed when trying to get home to take the cub out to the gravel bar before sunset sure was nice.
Looking good, I can't wait to see it flying.
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Dammit, always knew there was at least one skywagon out there nicer than mine, at least according to Scott Mauch at Beegles. Now I have to go to sleep at night knowing that soon I will be surpassed by Greg's masterpiece. Nice work.
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I think you should name her 'Oh Cee Dee'.
This is coming from someone with the same disorder.
I'll say it again, this 180 is sick....... Like OCD
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Right on!

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I'm pretty sure he bought it already, with the Wing-X also!
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But of course! Actually, I had the Sportsman/RMD tips for the C170 but never installed them. Luckily they fit right on the 180.
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bigrenna wrote:But of course! Actually, I had the Sportsman/WingX for the C170 but never installed them. Luckily they fit right on the 180.
You had WingX for the 170? Isn't that only STC'd in Canada?
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denalipilot wrote:bigrenna wrote:But of course! Actually, I had the Sportsman/WingX for the C170 but never installed them. Luckily they fit right on the 180.
You had WingX for the 170? Isn't that only STC'd in Canada?
I meant to say RMDs. Ordered the WingX last year. Paul does say however that they are close for the US approval on the 170.
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I flew down to see Greg's 180 in person today and it truly is a work of art.
Every detail was extremely well thought out and meticulously executed.
You should be very proud of the craft you resurrected Greg, and I know that once completed, it will deliver you nothing but faithful service and more than a few admirers.
Thanks for giving me the tour!
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Thanks Rob. It was nice to meet you. Thanks for the visit.
Installing the PPonk kit and painting the gear today. Painting the gear a silver Imron to match the polished exterior. Looks like it in the photos, but its not resting on the blocks, just lowered to the floor (just in case) Funny to see the "Low Rider Skywagon."


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