Time to move on

Last summer two things happened that changed my life in ways that I never fully anticipated. The first was starting a business and the second was starting a family.  Needless to say that my life was already very full, now, it is exceptionally so. And I wouldn’t change it for the world.

With that came the very tough decision to move on from the RV-9A build. Its a two seat airplane, we have a 3 @ss family. That math doesn’t work out. More importantly though, time is precious, and I try to spend as much with Carrie and Patti as possible. With that said my airplane project has found a new home down in Virginia.  I have very confidence that it will worked on by a talented individual and become a beautiful machine. In the mean time I have been flying a very nice Arrow made available to me by a friend. It feels great to get up in the sky regularly again.

Thanx for watching, I hope it has been educational and fun for you. I know it was for me.

Updated Gallery

I haven’t published many updates lately because life is really busy right now. However, lots of progress has been made on the plane. My dad likes to check in and see progress, so, this update is for him. Here is a picture to get the general consensus of where the project is today. Check out the link to the right to get to the gallery where there are a bunch more shots.

Fuse with Top Skins Clecoed on

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