If anyone knows of some Q2 parts, I'm looking for a cockpit forward, canopy, cowling, broken tailcone OK, seat back aft won't be used. Thanks

Well maybe there is... Here's a short list of a few things that are free to homebuilders, experimental aviators. To view this very same message at an interactive website, click

Hi guys, I have once again secured the Homebuilders HQ Porch for our AirVenture Type Club meeting for Thursday 7-26-12 for 8:30AM to 10AM. See you there! Doug Humble A Sign

I have a GU Canard that is unfinished in my hanger. It is only the main part of the canard, no control surfaces or rear section. It appears to have all the glass work done for the main part of the

OOPS I guess the old memory aint what it used to be,(it was 1980) and it was flown with a 1835 HAPI engine but was replaced with a Revmaster 2100 after it was moved to Mohjave. Brad Abbotsford

The article in QAC newsletter #10 goes on to describe the Q2 engine as a Revmaster 2100-DQ, producing 64 h.p. @ 3200rpm in a "de-tuned' condition. In a later newsletter (#15) the DQ is described as

Thank you! Did the prototype fly with the Revmaster?

QAC newsletter #10 of October 1980 was the first mention of the Q2 and has a photo of a Q2 flying at Mojave and a description of it doing fly-bys at the Tullahoma EAA fly-in of the same year. A

Listers, The spring Fling starts next Friday. Arrivals are welcome anytime. Hope to see everyone there! Q flyer, Paul Spackman is in charge if the weather so it should be GREAT! Your humble

First prototype flew in summer 1981 at Abbotsford BC . might have been finished earlier but not flown Brad Abbotsford BC In what year did the prototype Q-2 first fly? -- Thanks! Patrick

Ist Q2 built by Garry LeGare of Canada. finished in June of 1980 Greg Z. TriQ 200 89RZ

My guess 1978 I saw it flying at Mohave either late 78 or early 79. Charlie

I'm thinking 1979? 1980? [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

In what year did the prototype Q-2 first fly? -- Thanks! Patrick Panzera Editor@... www.ContactMagazine.com Editor, EAA's Experimenter

I Might have one for the GU Canard. Let me check to see if it's the left or Right Elevator. [RobertSigsmall] "How do you know the chosen ones? No greater love hath a man than he lay down his life

The airport in Sedona Arizona is one of the most beautiful in the world. With a first class restaurant, and a resort hotel in rock throwing distance from the FBO, it would be a tragedy to lose

Hi all I just wanted to check and see if anyone has spare parts. I need a left elevator for a GU canard on a Q2. If anyone has one of these it will save me from building a new one from

No problem, I hereby guarantee clear blue sky from coast to coast for the days of the Spring Fling. John I don't see AZ anywhere in the near future, have fun. Disclaimer: Guarantee only applies

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Paul, Hope you can be here. Seeing how you asked, YOU can be in charge of the weather this year. Please make sure it is clear blue from coast to coast. That way no one has an excuse for missing all