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1968 C177
 

N3295T "Tango"
 
Here it is, the first shot is from August 2002, the first flight was in Feb. 2003. Click the 'Show Slideshow' button ---->
 

   


The night from hell. I spent from 6pm to 2am opening the airframe!
The orginal intruments, most still working!
EGT gauge looks a little out of place there...Yes the plane did come with yokes!
Removed prop for overhaul.
Fortunately the corrosion on it wasn't to bad.
I took to many pictures...
Kinda a cool shot, ahh sunny southern CA.
OK THIS IS GETTING OLD!!!
Complete panel (As we bought it), it's missing something...
...oh that took care of it.
Now my dad was taking to many pictures.
Did I mention not to get the Ameri-king ACU? The lettering is already starting to come off it...!
Check out those PTT buttons (Not the velcrow ones!!!) nice huh?
More of my dad taking to many pictures
PROPS BACK!!! YAY it looks like a REAL airplane now.
I hope your not on dial up.
Nice 210, not that you'd notice, but that's Tango's first approach since we've owned it... Yeah, that speck.
Another lousy shot... MOM
Blury... heh, Oh well.
I really hope you didn't think you'd get a GOOD picture of it flying.
My dad and the CFI that took it up.
The CFI that took it up and my dad. Why is Dad always closer to the airplane?