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Noticed this article in MS Bing by Gear Junkie, and thought of this thread. 3 Day $1000 dollar Campervan Build I'm sure it could be...

Greetings :) Sounds like you have a Van now. If so what type is it ? And what kind of traveling are you thinking about doing in it ?

There are some Taylorcrafts & Luscombes around here yet. The Stinsons and Cubs are long gone. But I've seen some Tri Pacers, Aeronca...

I have 2 1000' grass strips here on the farm. The Taylorcrafts takes 2-300' to TO & Land. The Vrail Bonanza 500' w/60 gal of fuel. Most...

I've seen several planes with slats & spoilers. I was building a Hot Rod Tcraft that just needed covering when I broke my back. It has a...

Where I live a short grass field would be about the most available. A plane that could handle that, like the W-5 would be a prize for...

Congrats on your acquisition :) Just curious Gr8ful, since you were around the Cubs and Taylorcrafts.....did you ever see one of...

Yeah, I never used that safety valve. I was always taught those were pretty much a one and done device on those small bottles that...

^^^ if you purge via the main valve like in the video the caps would probably help. Where I purged with the safety valve while filling...

For the green propane bottles I've refilled I've purchased brass bottle caps. So if there would be the slightest leakage the caps would...

Cranberry Christmas Cookies would be mine. They can be made up to look like traditional rounds, or candy canes, or even in a cake like...

As someone that has done it I don’t recommend it! Lol!!! RV living is much cheaper and easier if you follow good weather. Your emergency...

Propane will stay at a gaseous state to about 40 below 0. That is just the propane. If the gas regulator doesn't freeze before that...

Carla wrote: A couple of my neighbors are HVAC contractors. Known both of them since they were kids. They install a lot of...

For the shore power electrical needs in my rig, I've purchased a 15 amp 125 volt thru the wall plug from Amazon. It has two 18 inch...