Cleavland wheels on original axel
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Re: Cleavland wheels on original axel
Why anyone would do that to such a beautiful little airplane I don't know, but thankfully Randy you restored it to its former glory.
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Re: Cleavland wheels on original axel
Here's a link to a photo. The guy's web site states the actual photo cannot be posted here without permission.
John Cooper
www.skyportservices.net
www.skyportservices.net
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Re: Cleavland wheels on original axel
That does look like a Tri-Pacer.....
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Re: Cleavland wheels on original axel
Balloon not attached????
Geeeze, I thought it was a new prototype emergency rescue system!
Geeeze, I thought it was a new prototype emergency rescue system!
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