Halfway to Oshkosh

Halfway to Oshkosh 03/08/2009

Recently about a dozen of us got together at Ted and Lisa Lockards for their annual Six Months Til OshKosh Party. There we enjoyed videos of past fly-ins and checked out their nearly finished RV-10 being built in the garage (which means yet another excuse to go flying soon!).
Any stories you'd like to share about Oshkosh - the world's largest fly-in?

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Rebecca Neilson link

03/08/2009 22:37

This is really intresting I'll be on here a lot!!!!

C. Jones

03/25/2009 10:15

How did I not know about another -10 being built in the area!? I like to give the Boone guys a hard time for taking so long to get one built, but I didn't know there were any going together around here. My dad and I built a -7A a few years ago and now he's working on a -10, which I don't get to help out on nearly as much as before.

I didn't realize there were so many -10's being built around here that could use an extra supervisor. ;-)
CJ

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