Sweet! An heir apparent! No not now! Later gator! Bruce Please note: message attached From: "Jim Patillo" <Logistics_engineering@...> To: "main@q-list.groups.io" <main@q-list.groups.io> Subject: [

Oh she's a cutie for sure Sammy! Looks especially happy to see you to! Bet you had a great time! Nice! 185 ground speed! And oh well 133 coming home but you got to enjoy you Q200 for a little bit long

Charlie you're starting to sound like Jimmeh also! Getting them done and keeping them simple and to plans will get you in the air sooner. I flying them is sweeter than building. No really! Bruce

Nice! What engine will you use? Yep you will get a lot of sanding in the process! Bruce

Here is my fire extinguisher location. The newer extinguisher is a bit taller than the original. Just measured twice and cut out a box and matching hole and glassed it in place. Not rocket science. Br

Jerry means light weight. Bruce

Nice! I knew I hadn’t dreamed it but never knew anyone that used sand/shot bags! Bruce

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Myself “sprinting” and Jay “singing” might be a bit of a stretch! But then I’ve never heard Jay sing so next field of dreams I can bring my guitar and maybe Accompany Jay! Let all encourage Jay to sin

Only in a very earlier memory. The knees and back don’t like moving that fast so a Quickie will have to do! Still fast but for different reasons. Bruce ________________________________________________

Honey Lamb and I flew 1.5 hours yesterday. Tail winds pushed us to 195 mph on the way to Stearman Field in Benton, KS for noon meal! Great air park, airstrip and grill. However the trip home was 115 m

Would it help the Cozy Girls low vac pressure to extract extra epoxie and lay the fibers out flatter? I may be spitting into the wind here. Somebody talk me down. Bruce

Just a thought. Would it help to vacuum bag parts and then put sand or lead on top of the outside bagging material to use weight to press the resin and glass together tighter into the weave? It would

Then he is the same age as me! Sweet! And vintage! Bruce

1954?!!

Terry!! Happy birthday unless it’s not you! Then I take it back! Bruce

I will be excited to see you fly into FOD or earlier in 2024! Gitter done! Bruce

So would you attach it to the airframe with the same ridgidity of the original tanks? Would it handle g loads that the originals handle? Phil Langford survived a crash in California and the fuselage h

Another thing you might want to think about is the fuel tanks are stiffeners for the fuselage. Your mileage may vary if you don't use the plans built fuel tanks. The Quickie fuselage is a tough one bu

I found these in my inbox from a long time ago! Whet your whistle and look over the pictures section! Some are from Orange, Massachusetts Field Of Dreams, Enid, Oklahoma also plus extras from other pl