FOR SALE: Parting out complete 1946 140
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cweyant
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Re: FOR SALE: Parting out complete 1946 140
I would be interested in window latches. The 1946 C140 came to me with the latches missing and the windows screwed shut.
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cweyant
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Window latches?
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8385
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Re: FOR SALE: Parting out complete 1946 140
Hi cweyant, sorry for the delay, had to renew my membership 
No, I don't have the window latches either. Mine came screwed shut as well.
No, I don't have the window latches either. Mine came screwed shut as well.
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8385
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8037
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Do you have the flap handle assembly? My 1946 140 has the twist type handle, which isn't holding. There were some odd
methods used in installation at some point in the past, found when the unit was examined. As I recall, the 1946 models
came with the button handles... Thank you!
methods used in installation at some point in the past, found when the unit was examined. As I recall, the 1946 models
came with the button handles... Thank you!
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8385
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Re: FOR SALE: Parting out complete 1946 140
Hi, yes I do. I will get photos this evening after work and post them here. Thanks for checking!8037 wrote: ↑Sun Mar 01, 2020 2:55 pm Do you have the flap handle assembly? My 1946 140 has the twist type handle, which isn't holding. There were some odd
methods used in installation at some point in the past, found when the unit was examined. As I recall, the 1946 models
came with the button handles... Thank you!
Todd
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8037
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Great news, Todd! I look forward to the photos. Thanks!
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8385
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Hi, I just took some photos of the flap lever, you can view them at:
https://rv14a.ca/cpg/thumbnails.php?album=8
You can contact me at tnessel (at) protonmail.com if you need more info. Thanks!
Todd
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smaciego
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Is the empennage still available?
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bcolumbus
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Do you have either wing strut remaining?