Unfortunately it was in the back of this pig
After 20 years of moving around for Uncle Sam, it was time to find our permanent home. Not surprisingly, my wife decided that we were going to move back close to her family, and where we were both raised in PA. To those who haven't moved a project (without engine/avionics thank the good Lord), you don't know what you're missing
After a marathon day and a half, I was ready for the 700 miles.
I had to laugh after reading Paul Dye's Editor's log in the latest Kitplanes. It was about how our shops hold unique memories, etc. He mentioned keeping scrap that others may consider trash. I read this shortly after my wife gave me a hard time about loading this in the back of the uhaul.
I was rather nervous to begin unpacking, as I thought for sure I would have at least a ding or dent here or there. Thankfully not a hint of damage on anything! The project in its new home - more space this time
Look forward to getting settled in once again north of the Mason-Dixon and joining EAA chapter 122!
After 20 years of moving around for Uncle Sam, it was time to find our permanent home. Not surprisingly, my wife decided that we were going to move back close to her family, and where we were both raised in PA. To those who haven't moved a project (without engine/avionics thank the good Lord), you don't know what you're missing
After a marathon day and a half, I was ready for the 700 miles.
I had to laugh after reading Paul Dye's Editor's log in the latest Kitplanes. It was about how our shops hold unique memories, etc. He mentioned keeping scrap that others may consider trash. I read this shortly after my wife gave me a hard time about loading this in the back of the uhaul.
I was rather nervous to begin unpacking, as I thought for sure I would have at least a ding or dent here or there. Thankfully not a hint of damage on anything! The project in its new home - more space this time
Look forward to getting settled in once again north of the Mason-Dixon and joining EAA chapter 122!