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How about this? http://registry.faa.gov/aircraftinquiry/NNum_Results.aspx?NNumbertxt=7638C

You can see in the photo the blades have riveted leading edges, just like a wood propeller, but the blades are not wood. They are made of resin-impregnated cotton cloth.

That Navion has old Hartzell "Hartzite" blades. No O/H manual for those. I think they were made to be disposable/replaceable. Haven't been made since the early 50's, I believe.

Well, I'll be working there, so I won't be able to make the rounds, but hopefully I'll be able to talk to some of you while I'm there.

Do "POA Types" have any "high sign, " or secret handshake, or anything like that. If I've never met you (except on this forum) how can I recognize my fellow POA'ers?

And not be forced to buy deceptively labeled 2x4’s.

If you don't act like Mr. Bungle, you are given a huge piece of cake. That's reason enough not to act like Mr. Bungle.

Another thing to consider - The Feds may not actually own/have the materials. I've put on presentations at FAAST seminars, and the material I presented was mine, not the FAA's.

I bet this guy would give you a smokin' deal!

I don't have a Lear Jet. (since we are making song references)

With or without de-ice?

Maybe you made the mistake because you Smell Like Whiskey.

This is NOT a Hartzell propeller. Looks like it's a Flotorp Electric.

What possible use could an "Amish guy" have for a car?

Try Blanck's Supper Club in Johnsburg. It's a bit off the beaten path, but the food is good and the prices are too. Their porterhouse steak brings to mind "The Old 96'er," but it is very good & tender.

I think the owners of this would be willing to sell. Maybe I should have posted this in the "Rotting Planes" thread.

In Dante's Inferno, Lucifer is imprisoned in ice in the deepest, lowest part of Hell, so theoretically, Hell has been frozen for a long time.

The best argument I heard on this subject was "so if you go to Burger King and get a Whopper to eat at home, does that make your house "The Home Of The Whopper"?

If I get where you are going, another name is "Goat Willow" according to Wiki, only you don't want goats.

They had a nice event at Grimes Field (Urbana OH.) over the Easter weekend. They were expecting approx. 17 B-25's. Don't know how many made it there, but they sure were busy! They flew down to WPAFB either today or yesterday for an event down there. Lt. Dick Cole will be in attendance. Wish I...