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RV-7 Builders in Oklahoma
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Tankerpilot75
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Oklahoma RV7A Owner
J.D.
While I did not build my RV7A but instead bought it from the builder in Denver, I will assure you there are a number of RV's in this state. Our OKC EAA Chapter 24 has a number of people who have built RV's. In fact one gentleman who was a grand champion award winner at Fun N Sun this year is now building an RV14.
If you haven't looked at the RV 14 I suggest you look at least look at one before you commit to a build project. I think of it as the RV7A on steroids! The one complaint I have about the 7 is cockpit space. The 14 fixes that problem yet still gives you the advantages of speed, aerobatic capability, and the RV grin! I saw one at AirVenture this year and it WAS NICE.
Be sure to join a local Tulsa area EAA chapter. You can find one on the EAA website. Chapter Tech Counselors are available to guide you through the process. OKC Chapter 24, that meets at KHSD on the second Thursday of every month, even has a hanger it will loan out when a chapter builder is nearing completion and needing addition space for final asymbly and initial testing.
Don't tackle this project alone! The greatest fun of owning an RV is the friendships that come along with the build/ownership process.
J.D.
While I did not build my RV7A but instead bought it from the builder in Denver, I will assure you there are a number of RV's in this state. Our OKC EAA Chapter 24 has a number of people who have built RV's. In fact one gentleman who was a grand champion award winner at Fun N Sun this year is now building an RV14.
If you haven't looked at the RV 14 I suggest you look at least look at one before you commit to a build project. I think of it as the RV7A on steroids! The one complaint I have about the 7 is cockpit space. The 14 fixes that problem yet still gives you the advantages of speed, aerobatic capability, and the RV grin! I saw one at AirVenture this year and it WAS NICE.
Be sure to join a local Tulsa area EAA chapter. You can find one on the EAA website. Chapter Tech Counselors are available to guide you through the process. OKC Chapter 24, that meets at KHSD on the second Thursday of every month, even has a hanger it will loan out when a chapter builder is nearing completion and needing addition space for final asymbly and initial testing.
Don't tackle this project alone! The greatest fun of owning an RV is the friendships that come along with the build/ownership process.
Tankerpilot75
Well Known Member
Oklahoma RV7A Owner
J.D.
While I did not build my RV7A but instead bought it from the builder in Denver, I will assure you there are a number of RV's in this state. Our OKC EAA Chapter 24 has a number of people who have built RV's. In fact one gentleman who was a grand champion award winner at Fun N Sun this year is now building an RV14.
If you haven't looked at the RV 14 I suggest you look at least look at one before you commit to a build project. I think of it as the RV7A on steroids! The one complaint I have about the 7 is cockpit space. The 14 fixes that problem yet still gives you the advantages of speed, aerobatic capability, and the RV grin! I saw one at AirVenture this year and it WAS NICE.
Be sure to join a local Tulsa area EAA chapter. You can find one on the EAA website. Chapter Tech Counselors are available to guide you through the process. OKC Chapter 24, that meets at KHSD on the second Thursday of every month, even has a hanger it will loan out when a chapter builder is nearing completion and needing addition space for final asymbly and initial testing.
Don't tackle this project alone! The greatest fun of owning an RV is the friendships that come along with the build/ownership process.
J.D.
While I did not build my RV7A but instead bought it from the builder in Denver, I will assure you there are a number of RV's in this state. Our OKC EAA Chapter 24 has a number of people who have built RV's. In fact one gentleman who was a grand champion award winner at Fun N Sun this year is now building an RV14.
If you haven't looked at the RV 14 I suggest you look at least look at one before you commit to a build project. I think of it as the RV7A on steroids! The one complaint I have about the 7 is cockpit space. The 14 fixes that problem yet still gives you the advantages of speed, aerobatic capability, and the RV grin! I saw one at AirVenture this year and it WAS NICE.
Be sure to join a local Tulsa area EAA chapter. You can find one on the EAA website. Chapter Tech Counselors are available to guide you through the process. OKC Chapter 24, that meets at KHSD on the second Thursday of every month, even has a hanger it will loan out when a chapter builder is nearing completion and needing addition space for final asymbly and initial testing.
Don't tackle this project alone! The greatest fun of owning an RV is the friendships that come along with the build/ownership process.
