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  • Do Anyone Know This Taylorcraft???

    I stopped in at Bardstown,Ky(BRY) yeasterday to pick up a prop and look at a luscombe project and found this pretty little red taylorcraft setting tied down on the ramp. I ran the N# and it says the registration is in question with a Texas address. Just by chance this also happens to be the same week they are having the annual Navion convention that is being hosted in Bardstown,Ky. There must have been 100 Navions crammed up on the ramp with this one pretty little red tcraft setting in the middle of them,lol. Here's a few pics.
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    Kevin Mays
    West Liberty,Ky

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    Re: Do Anyone Know This Taylorcraft???

    Hey Kevin,

    Hope things are going well for you. All red Taylorcrafts are pretty, hahaha. Interesting way to address the elevator horn bolt clearance issue. Don't know the plane, though.
    Cheers,
    Marty


    TF #596
    1946 BC-12D N95258
    Former owner of:
    1946 BC-12D/N95275
    1943 L-2B/N3113S

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      Re: Do Anyone Know This Taylorcraft???

      Marty,
      I never had an issue with it rubbing there but you have to use the right bolt, I also use a long bolt thru the middle of the the fairing with a bushing between the right & left sides.....however I do like the idea simply for pre-flight purposes. It is a nice little bird.
      Kevin Mays
      West Liberty,Ky

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        Re: Do Anyone Know This Taylorcraft???

        Originally posted by crispy critter View Post
        Just by chance this also happens to be the same week they are having the annual Navion convention that is being hosted in Bardstown,Ky. There must have been 100 Navions crammed up on the ramp with this one pretty little red tcraft setting in the middle of them,lol.
        That was my tcraft and I was there for the Navion convention. I'm flying LSA while I jump through the hoops to renew my medical. I couldn't go in my Navion so I took the tcraft instead. It took 10 hours from Houston to Bardstown. It was a novelty and everyone got a kick out of it. There was one other guy who showed up in a non-Navion, a really nice Mooney Cadet. While it may have looked like a hundred there were only about 40 Navions there that week.
        Regards,
        Greg Young
        1950 Navion N5221K
        2021 RV-6 N6GY
        1940 Rearwin Cloudster in progress
        4 L-2 projects on deck (YO-57, TG-6 conv, L-2A, L-2B)
        Former Owner 1946 BC-12D's N43109 & N96282
        www.bentwing.com

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          Re: Do Anyone Know This Taylorcraft???

          I can't believe there was only 40 there....the ramp was completely packed! And not to put down a great hell for stout navion but your t-craft was the only airplane I took pics of,lol. I did see the cadet but I was already taxing back out and didn't take time for a pic.
          Kevin Mays
          West Liberty,Ky

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            Re: Do Anyone Know This Taylorcraft???

            Originally posted by Bigdog View Post
            That was my tcraft...
            Hey Greg - Nice looking bird!!
            Terry Bowden, formerly TF # 351
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