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Hey, Rob! Do whatcha wanna do!

Ol' Frank

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Sorry I didn't get back to your post yesterday, but YES: Us ol' 1920's geezers actually fly those homebuilt contraptions, which are generally constructed much better than most factory airplanes built by hourly-rate employees. Check out the following picture site, which I haven't added to lately, showing the Challenger II pusher (Experimental N689FM)which I finished in 2005 and also a few other projects I built. Note the idiotic grin of sheer satisfaction in the attached photo, as I tried out the front seat in the bird while building it. Have fun while you can, eh? Best wishes from Ol' Frank

http://photos.toast.net/hezagzr
 
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can remember doing it:thumbup:
 
Your photo gallery was my first view this morning and I found it amazing ! I have to tip my hat to you and your buds:yo:......What you guys are doing is something most of us can only dream about ! Let me know if you guys ever need a floorsweeper or gopherboy:lol:.......I'd be in my glory around those projects. So many questions but I'll keep it to one for now......How'd you get yourself into aviation and building airplanes ? I can only shake my head here in awe of what you're doing with your life. Very, very impressive !!:clap::clap: All the best to you and yours in 2007 Frank. I'd love to read of your adventures someday.

Rob
 
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