Wow, so it's been awhile since I've actually put a post on the blog that actually concerned one of the silver bullets. Sorry about that. Things have been crazy and I just haven't done it. Anyway, here's some new pictures of N4790U. We are currently trapped in the back of the hangar behind the DC-3, so we're making the best of our tight spot and getting work done inside the fueselage so we can be ready for Radio Base to come install their wire bundles.
Joseph Tavasi, making some of the stainless steel cargo tie down doublers/brackets.
Here she is...without any legs.
Here's our current position, tucked in by the tail of the DC-3.
Nate Killoren working on the Radio Rax installation.
Caleb (L) and Liz (R) working on getting some of the radio mounting brackets fabricated and fitted.
This was an interesting picture. I took it through one of the holes in the firewall, looking into the backside of the copilot instrument panel. Sort of weird...
Joseph Tavasi, making some of the stainless steel cargo tie down doublers/brackets.
Here she is...without any legs.
Here's our current position, tucked in by the tail of the DC-3. 
Nate Killoren working on the Radio Rax installation. 
Caleb (L) and Liz (R) working on getting some of the radio mounting brackets fabricated and fitted.
This was an interesting picture. I took it through one of the holes in the firewall, looking into the backside of the copilot instrument panel. Sort of weird...
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