Sun N' Fun 2005
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In the Exxon/Mattituck booth. Every afternoon, Mattituck had a 2-3
hour engine assembly or disassembly clinic. This is a TMX-360 that
we are disassembling. |
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Not much left to disassemble!
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All the parts. Great session. The Mattituck TMX-360 is on my
short list -- the other is the Superior XP-360 -- for powering my RV-7. |
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The SkyStar Kitfox booth.
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| Clearly, an experienced fly-in
veteran. |
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| The view from the west end of Sun
'N Fun where the general aviation camping area is. |
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Beautiful sunny Florida spring day. |
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Bruce, Ray, Rob & Julie arrived the next day by commerical air.
Rob had a Maule parked over in the Vintage & Homebuilt camping area,
much closer to the center of the action. So I folded up the tent,
fired up the Citabria, and headed over to where the Maule was.
Here I am taxiing through Sun 'N Fun.
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The moped guy on the left was my guide. They were very well
organized at Sun 'N Fun, especially the flight and ground operations. |
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The new home for the Citabria. Bruce and I posing in front of the
Citabria, waiting for the judges to arrive so we can win the "Grand
Master" award for best restoration. Just kidding.
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| Bruce "Lobster" Barrett, two days
later. |
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| Our delux accomodations. |
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| I took this picture sitting in my
portable lazy-boy chair, with a cold Corona in my hand, watching the daily
afternoon airshow. Oh, yeah. |
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| The three Amigos: Bruce, Ray
and Bill. |
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