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509th Airborne Chevy Trucks
Tim Lederman's
excellent website on 1954 Chevy Pickups: Jim Carter's Chevy Pickup Auto Parts: and here:
Volkswagen
Aviation (in no particular order)
Sensenich
Props and other Aviation Products, also Stan Shannon is an all around
great guy, a BushCaddy Builder, has built a couple of RV's and has worked with Tony Bingelis. I bought my Sensenich
Composite Ground Adjustable Prop for my Lycoming O-235-L2C from Stan: http://www.kitplaneparts.com/index.htm Stark Avionics has the
best price on radios and does a great job on wiring harnesses for radios and avionics, Tony Skahan is the Manager and is a
super guy: http://www.starkavionics.com/ Lift Reserve Indicator, unique varieties, I got mine at Oshkosh: Vernon Little's RV-9A builder's site, excellent panel, wiring, fwf and baffle info: Custom knobs for your instrument panel. Bruce Roosa is a great guy and will Kuntzleman Strobes, low
voltage LED strobes and position lights: Great Tailwheel,
I ordered one of these after 3 tries with the Matco where they couldn't drill the hole in the middle of their unit to line
up with my tail spring, I wasn't impressed and lost faith: http://www.irondesign-airparts.com Ron Shannon's Murphy Rebel
site. Ron is a good guy and has helped me out numerous times: http://n254mr.com/ Custom Aviation
Apparel, nice stuff, saw these folks at Oshkosh: Nose Art, very talented lady, saw her work at Oshkosh: A very comfortable
pilot's cushion, I tried these out at Oshkosh: How to repair holes in
Aluminum with a propane torch and a brazing rod. I saw this demonstration at Oshkosh and it does work: http://aluminumbrazingrod.com/ Great quarterly aviation magazine, black & white, glossy pages; focus is
on homebuilts and vintage airplanes. Published by Jack Cox. $12 a year, you can't beat that: http://www.sportsmanpilot.com/default.htm
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