Hi, A friend of mine is in need of the following parts for a 1946 Cessna 140 restoration project. Part Number || Description 411495 || Support Assembly Landing Gear Left 0411495-1 || Support Assembly Landing Gear Right 0411-20 || BulkHead

Hi, I am student pilot currently flying out from SQL. I am looking to join someone who is restoring/rebuilding an aircraft or building a kit plane. I want to cultivate this as a hobby. Is this the right place to find someone? If not could someone please guide me in the right direction. Please...

I have a 3 1/8" bubble face compass that I need a diaphragm for. Does any one have one or know where I might find one. Thanks Gene Culver Cadet NC41705

Hello, I am building a Hatz biplane which looks a lot like the Waco. I was thinking about putting an authentic looking wicker or caned seats in it. Can someone in this group point me in the right direction for some plans, ideas or examples? Thanks Ebby Hatz CB-1 s/n 598

Hi I'm looking to buy a Tall Redrive (cog belt) for a 503 (Prov 4) Rotax engine. This redrive will be used for a Challenger II to allow a 60 inche prop. Thank you

Looking for props, engine cowlings and landing gear doors (nose and mains). If anyone has and E2C lead please let me know. How can I access Davis Monthan for parts or is there a centralized Navy refurbishment yard at one of the N.A.S.s? Any help or lead will be appreciated.

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Hi, Let me invite all of you to my WEB site. New set of aircraft photos is available - taken at Aviation Museum: http://www.aviation.kamela.waw.pl/ Pictures from Air Show 2005 will be available soon - will keep you informed. Have a nice day. Adam Kamela

I can use the club's compressor, but I need to bring my bead-blaster to that location. Looking for schemes for erecting a temporary, portable sand blasting 'cabinet'. Thinking of something large enough for a rudder or smaller if we can insert half of the work at a time. Thinking of a poly-sheet...

Hello I'm STILL trying to ID a homebuilt aircraft which appeared in my local newspaper here in the. The photograph is the property of Dez Wood, who thinks that the aircraft was built in the 1930s in Yorkshire. Please check out http://members.lycos.co.uk/driffieldflyer/ for more info. We know...

I wonder will we be restoring Concorde in a few years?

The Cradle Of Aviation is wondering if there is someone out there who has some of the following wheel bearings as surplus....Timken Part#s Main Gear Inboard outboard Ammount Needed Cone L319245 L217849 2 each Cup ...

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My sincere apology to all I have offended by asking a question concerning the origination of the aircraft in the EXTRA LARGE photo. And also for posting in the inappropriate forum.. Please forgive me for I am dim of wit and a slow study. MEA CULPA_MEA CULPA ...Thanks for all the help.Rod

"rip" wrote in message ... Parts availability is generally quite good. The type certificate and tooling was recently purchased by Sierra Hotel Aero (http://www.navion.com/), so they can actually provide...

I was just wondering if anyone knows what each pin (marked A, B, C) at the rear of a G.E. type E-9A tachometer (serial no. AC42-65950) connects to? I am assuming that the connections are similar to an automotive tach, is that correct? Will trial/error testing hurt the tach? I am trying to retrofit...

Thanks to all those who answered, we did find a person who looked at the airplane for us and e mailed me pictures. I will post pictures under the same subject line in alt bin pictures aviation soon. The reason for the e mail addy is that every time I post to news groups all the script kiddies in...

The Ki-45 fuselage at the smithsonian appears to be in relatively good condiion...unfortunately the only pics I have ever seen is the fuselage. Have the stabilizers, wings, and engines been lost? Would look awesome displayed with a B-29. Al

Older model but designed for the aviation industry.This box has seven drawers on the front and six on the side w/two swinging doors on the backside. Model is KR-562 and dimensions are 26.5" deep x 50" wide x 39.5" H. Not a cheap box, weighs in around 350lbs empty. Box also has a custom butcher...

I ordered some .020 4130 sheet about12x36 I notice the writing on the sheet runs parallel to the 12" edge. Do I understand then that the grain of the steel is parallel to the 12"edge? If I plan on bending this sheet, is there harm in bending across the grain? - Mike