Fuselage Photos
In the next photo, you can see the brake pedals are added.
Using steel tubing, we built a rotisserie
so the airplane could be rolled on its side
permitting us to work on the interior w/o having climb in and out.
In retrospect, I should have painted the airplane while it was on the
rotisserie.
Thanks to my friend Roger, we copied his idea of an internal package shelf.
The orange device is the ELT which is
used to locate downed aircraft.
The device on the right is the electronics for lights.
Pitot Static tubing measures the outside air pressure the computer uses to measure altitude and more.
And there's Chet who worked on the airplane just about every single day.
