After spending a lot of time, money and energy repairing the oil tank I found a NOS tank that will be replacing this one in the picture. The dent in the side drives me nuts every time I look at it.
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This is about my restoration of a 1946 Fairchild 24R46
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- Left Wing
- Dads little helper
- Wings
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- Oil Cooler and tank
- Engine 0 SMOH
- Installing instruments and avionics
- Front seats and interior installed
- Back on her gear
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- Tennessee Red and Daytona White
- Base White
- Sanding the belly.
- Silver UV (time to sand)
- Time for Nitrate Dope
- Fabric work
- I like this view.
- Glueing Ceconite
- Fuselage Ready To Cover
- Battery Box
- Firewall pad and interior
- Side Panels and Carpet
- Rear Seat Installed
- Baggage Compartment Lid
- New Headliner Installed
- New Floorboards Installed
- Baggage Compartment
- Doors
- Rebuilt doors.
- Lots of wood!!
- Bulkheads and stringers
- Fuselage sand blasted and epoxy primed and painted.
- Here is my new project. A 1946 Fairchild 24. My ...
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- Jonathan Martin
- PA, United States
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