All Done!

Many thanks go out to Mike Butterfield and the Crew at Yakima Aerosport. Building your own airplane can be a daunting and time consuming task. If you have any questions about building your own plane (especially if it’s a Piper), then Mike can offer you a lot of insight. This guy has been building Piper airplanes for a long time and the knowledge he has to share is priceless. There wasn’t anything this guy couldn’t answer for me and I never could have built this plane without his expertise.

THANK YOU, MIKE! You’re the best.

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dave satina February 27, 2011 at 7:49 am

Nice looking machine! I’m interested in updates on how it flies and performs. I currently own a vagabond with a c-85, ti-pacer in barn waiting for rebuild.Your project is very interesting.Converted PA-22 to 20, Univair kit back in the 80′s fun airplane, but Your project look’s funner.please update this sight with performance and pictures.GOOD JOB!

Jim October 15, 2011 at 4:57 am

I am rebuilding a Vagabond with an 85. Be interested to hear how yours performs.

admin November 2, 2011 at 5:07 pm

It’s a rocket ship that’s also the best slow-flying Pacer in the skies today! It’s basically a 4-seat Super Cub. :-)

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