I worked on cutting out the main panel and lower switch panel today
Started out with the pattern. Then I cut out the upper panel with a grinder
I worked on cutting out the main panel and lower switch panel today
Started out with the pattern. Then I cut out the upper panel with a grinder
Hello, My Name is Will and I own a 1946 Stinson 108-1 project and a lot of other Stinson parts!
The chance of the front seat sliding back and tipping backwards is possible.Steve Ruff made some mods to prevent this, some turn the slide around 180 degrees.
The bolt is the normal way this is prevented
Hello, My Name is Will and I own a 1946 Stinson 108-1 project and a lot of other Stinson parts!
Hello, My Name is Will and I own a 1946 Stinson 108-1 project and a lot of other Stinson parts!
I am a Stinson 108-1 project owner and the Webmaster for the International Stinson Club. Recently an elderly gentleman liquidated his 60 years of collecting aircraft parts. There were many Stinson 108 parts that were heading to the scrapyard, but I could not let that happen. I purchased them all and crammed them into my small T-hangar with my project aircraft. (just east of Dallas Texas) My goal is to get all of the parts back out into the community and recoup my effort and time, so Im cataloging all the parts. Im open to a sale of the whole collection too, reach out to discuss.
Here is the link
https://stinson-parts-ware.glide.page/
Hello, My Name is Will and I own a 1946 Stinson 108-1 project and a lot of other Stinson parts!
This modification to the fuel next is supposed to seal any fuel from exiting via the mounting screws. Billy Carter used to sell kits, but I think we will have to make our own now.
Hello, My Name is Will and I own a 1946 Stinson 108-1 project and a lot of other Stinson parts!