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Here are some pics of 11D. The early pics are scanned from photos, before I owned a digital camera. I bought 11D in 1996, in pieces. Didn't work on it for a few years after. I flew it for the first time 6-1-06, have a little over 4 hrs on it now. Good to be back it the air. Its not the destination its the journey!!!!!!!!!

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Way-to-go Greg. I know you're proud of you accomplishment and if a nut falls off you will know where it came from.
John
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Looks good. :D Are those the future pilots with you in the parking lot?
Also wondering which instrument panel you have installed? Brian
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Brian
Half of the future pilots and all of the instrument panel were owner produced.
Greg
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Out for a cruse today............

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1311D wrote:Brian
Half of the future pilots and all of the instrument panel were owner produced.
Greg
Looks like an Avion panel
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Greg,
Nice pic's you did a lot of work! It looks wonderfull.
brad
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Nice truck! I have the same photo but mine is a 49 A model and a 50 Chevy
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I had a '55 Ford F-150 to go with my '55 170B, but for some reason, I never got a photo of them together. (I think the problem was that I very rarely ever had them both road/air worthy at the same time. :? ) When I transferred from Tennessee to Mississippi in 1990, the Ford wasn't running, and my company wouldn't move it, so I donated it to a local high school for their auto mechanics class.

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I kick myself again and again whenever I think of the very original '51 Ford 3/4 ton truck I sold for $150 because my brother wanted to borrow money for a down payment on "Horizon Properties" development property. You can still see those street-grids laid out by bulldozers across the desert 20 miles east of El Paso. :cry:
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50th Anniversary of Flight Model. Winner-Best Original 170B, 100th Anniversary of Flight Convention.
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This is how my pickup(hotrod) got started. Thanks for the comments and yes it is alot of work. 100 years of hard labor and I'm half way there. Greg
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Whooooaaaaaa. Re: that first pic: That must've been some party!
'53 B-model N146YS SN:25713
50th Anniversary of Flight Model. Winner-Best Original 170B, 100th Anniversary of Flight Convention.
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