I was advised that this was the place to get the scoop on a F33A, I'm an A&P-IA but have very little experience with beech products. and have lots of questions.

Do you use Snap On tools?

Welcome, you'll like it here. How 'bout some pics of the Fairchild.

It's funny the 24 is mostly favored over me

The home page http://www.whidbey.com/fairchild-nc19143/

The T-A-P ad
http://www.trade-a-plane.com/detail/1543725.html

That is cool.

Tom and Barb's camp

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid ... =3&theater

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Welcome, Tom.

I am very impressed with the fantastic restoration of your Fairchild.

You are a talented and patient man!

The search function is your friend if you learn how to narrow your searches. It can reveal of lot of information. Over the 4.5 years of BeechTalk a lot of great information has been presented on hundreds of subjects, and they are all archived.

Do you have a BE33 project in mind?

Welcome Tom!

I love, love, LOVE Fairchilds. Yours is just gorgeous.

I enjoyed the documentation of your restoration. You are a talented craftsman, and the Fairchild is a gorgeous bird!

Welcome Tom, and well done on the restoration!
Yes, lots of information here....

Welcome Tom, but I wish I hadn't seen your ad. I'll be thinking about the 24 all day. Gorgeous!

Thanks all, for the compliments of the 24. our mission has changed and the 24 does not fill the new need to be a fast traveling machine.

I so we are on the hunt. This aircraft http://www.barnstormers.com/classified_ ... nanza.html
popped on barnstormers, so I asked on the POA web page and was told I get answers here. any one know this F33A?

I have owned 3 C-150s which I had on rental, then we owned 3 C-170s (1 48, and 2 54 "B"s) 2 of which I built from salvage yard parts.

I couldn't stop but look at every picture and comment on your Fairchild restoration.

7 years... That first flight must have been beyond sweet!

Your talent and love for aviation is beyond obvious.

Welcome!

My mechanic is retiring and essentially getting out of aviation. He has an S35 that he wants to sell. Since he's an IA he's done all the work on it since he bought it. I know he overhauled the engine in the last couple years and the plane gets hardly any hours a year. If anyone is interested let me know and I'll put you in touch with him. He told me has had decided to sell and I said if he'd get me the specs I'd let you folks know, he hasn't done that yet but you can certainly discuss that with him.

The Fairchild restoration was incredibly done. I wish I had your skill and patience.

Tim