Possibly Pat Panzera had a Q2 collection. Hanford California. EAA chapter 376 is the local and they of course know the family. I know for certain he had two Task Dragonfly kits. The family is

Thanks Kevin, I’ll give him a try. Ian

Thanks Brad, Had a listing on UShip for a few weeks. Two have flaked, others are stupid expensive! Ian

Phil, For sale? Details? Ian

I have mine at KSEE Gillespie Field, El Cajon, CA Phil Lankford

Try Bill, he moved mine from Michigan to Florida. A&P with open or enclosed trailer. SAFE & SECURE transport of your aircraft. Air ride equipped. • Contact Bill Willmeroth - DELAND BARNSTORMER ,

Have you tried U-Ship? https://www.uship.com/ -brad w.

Hi, I’m have trouble getting viable quotes to transport my recently purchased unbuilt kit from VA to me in SoCal and just wonder if anyone has any ideas, shipping contacts etc Thanks, Ian SoCal

Are these parts still available? Where in CA? Thanks, Ian

I tried using Bill's cst link below and couldn't find anything in a large enough diameter. This is the closest thing I could find on

Just caught up with Matthew's tour. Great story. Well done. Jerry

Thanks Bill! Having that source info is a relief. Supply chain issues! Arrg! Vern

I enjoyed the tour on youtube, as my local EAA chapter meets on the second Saturday of the month. It looks like his source for the pultruded rod was CST - The Composites Store, Inc. 16330 Harris Rd.,

Great Zoom! Matthew is an animal and really sharp technician! He has been in Enid a couple of times and it is a joy to listen to him talk. He has used this aircraft to n so many ways more than the

Thank you Sam.. glad you kept after him to do this!! And it is no small task to upload.

Matthew.. I really enjoyed your Q tour. Thank you sir! Some of the folks you worked with at Scaled I also had some contact with when I was in Department 45 at Beech back in the early 1980's. Your

Thanks Sam for loading this. I really enjoyed the tour a few days late, since I could not make it on Saturday. Thanks Matthew for all of your insight and good stories about flying the Q!

Sorry it took so long, I know you Q-Tour fans have been chomping at the bit. We have a really crappy internet connection and it took over 28 hours to upload! Anyhow, I think it's well worth the

Wow, those make a great training video, it puts into context the speeds and angles for the TriQ. From that I would say your a get to 70 and rotate type of guy.

Great pictures Sam, Nice to see your enjoying your finely crafted airship. See you in September 🙌 Rod Herzig N399BR CozyIII