Pitts S1 project picked up from a fellow EAA Chapter 524 member that he was under pressure to sell due to an unexpected move from the area.
Fuselage and empanage are welded, fuselage is on the gear with wheels, tires, and brakes. Stringer and other misc. brackets are not yet welded on. It has Sparcraft wings assembled with flying wires, but not yet covered. No engine, instruments, or upholstery. It has a full set of Curtis Pitts plans and builders number. I would like to get $1,000 for the project plus the welding kit. I will help with the transportation.
Gene Gottschalk
geneg@rattler-e.gsfc.nasa.gov
Pasadena, Maryland
Home: 410 439-0211
Work: 301 286-0151
New Members
Please welcome a couple of new folks to our family:
Doug Lovell
Doug is a CFI, based in
upstate New York and does software engineering for a major computer company.
He is currently training with ThinAir to earn his aerobatic wings and soon
hopes to acquire his own acro mount.
Kirill Barsukov
Kirill, (yes, only I can perfectly
pronounce his name besides his girlfriend at our meetings) is another young
comrade who got bitten by the acro bug and has joined our group. Kirill is
part owner of ThinAir S2A, the plane and the folks that taught pretty much
all of us aerobatics at some point or rather. I'm sure he'll keep up the
tradition for years to come.
Robert Bellospirito
Robert owns a Citabria and Cessna Skylane and flies them out
of Sidney Municipal, east of Binghamton NY. Now, this guy has a sense of
humor… sends us half of a $100 bill asking for some help to get
aerobatic training then he'll send the other half. Nice to see someone who's
having this much fun with acro.
(OK, somebody please get together with Rob, I want the other 50 bucks!!! -Alex…)
Craig Reding
Craig lives with his wife Mary Lynn in Midland Park, NJ and
flies 172s and 182s. Let's welcome him to the club!
Alex Brancaccio
Alex is a business owner and lives near and flies out Lincoln Park.
He is a brand new owner of a Laser 230 that was just ferried from the west
coast by one of the US Navy's test pilots. (some of you know who I'm talking
about!)