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December 29th 04, 02:26 AM
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Why so many rivets?
I'm currently considering embarking on an RV project and after checking out
a few in our local EAA chapter I ran across a seemingly curious fact. I recall the builders telling me that their RV kits have around 10,000 rivets. Compared to a Piper Comanche at 3,714 and a Warrior at 1,785 that's a heck of a lot of rivets. So the question is, why so many??? -Brian N33431 
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