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Howdy, Folks, from Western North Carolina. I'm busy with an interior I had sewn up using an old Airtex for a pattern, which the seamstress (or seamer) promptly discarded. It had served well in my BC12-D, even better than the copy he made --- because I'm having the dickens getting it in.
I have three stiff wire arcs which hold it in place but more than three holes for the wire ends just above the doors, and somehow the headliner seems saggy. Any advice here? Plus I can't remember how it joins the baggage compartment or ties or glues in around the D-windows or above the doors. Do you suppose this is an excuse to fly to Virginny and look up Hank Jarrett or to Eastern North Carolina and look up Eric?
How about borrowing an old Airtex from somebody or maybe there are some pics or instructions I can look at. This thing has frustrated me, and I'm usually purty patient.
Anyway, it's good to be back and to see the blissful old crowd again and to contemplate another trip to the Taylorcraft Mecca in Alliance again and to see our Big Friend. I see I registered back in November, but where I put the name and password beats me.
Yours truly, Larry Smith
I have three stiff wire arcs which hold it in place but more than three holes for the wire ends just above the doors, and somehow the headliner seems saggy. Any advice here? Plus I can't remember how it joins the baggage compartment or ties or glues in around the D-windows or above the doors. Do you suppose this is an excuse to fly to Virginny and look up Hank Jarrett or to Eastern North Carolina and look up Eric?
How about borrowing an old Airtex from somebody or maybe there are some pics or instructions I can look at. This thing has frustrated me, and I'm usually purty patient.
Anyway, it's good to be back and to see the blissful old crowd again and to contemplate another trip to the Taylorcraft Mecca in Alliance again and to see our Big Friend. I see I registered back in November, but where I put the name and password beats me.
Yours truly, Larry Smith
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