RVs on the ramp at DCU - left to right is Dave Stafford, Bob Butler, Sam Buchanan, and Jeff Crabb.
Nifty clouds as we're leaving Decatur.
Sam and I are in the number two slot . . . there's Jeff, who's flying lead.
There's Dave in the number three slot.
Dave again, with Bob bringing up the rear.
Downtown Huntsville, looking south.
On final at Moontown. Jeff's just touching down.
We brought the mostly-completed panel for the -7A that's in progress in Dad's garage . . . here it is being investigated.
Ed was unable to sell his "slightly used" crankshaft.
I mean . . . a little duct tape and that should be as good as new. It's for an experimental plane, right?
Ahem.
Neat tipper/slider mod on a -9A.
Doug Preston (and his -7) made it up from Bessemer.
These next two pictures are probably more interesting to me than to most other folks because I am planning on duplicating these style hinges and flush-mounted door on the map box that we're still working on. This is from Jim Harchanko's -7A, and according to Jim, the hinges that he used are 1/2" hidden barrel hinges (item number 28555) from Rockler Woodworking and Hardware. Their website is at rockler.com and their phone number is 1-800-279-4441.
RVs on the flightline . . .
Tom and Kevin made it in after we got there . . . this is probably the best turnout I've seen in awhile - 11 or 12 RVs.
Good food and lots of RVators talking.
Sunset behind Sam's 399SB.
Doug Preston departs.
Tucking 399SB back into its hangar.