Thorp Air Command - T18.net

I've passed 2 hurdles. The wife said "yes" and the insurance company will not require my first born child. A moderate amount of money, 3 hrs in a Thorp with an instructor and 2 more hours solo before any passengers will satisfy them. (A new garden shed will make the wife happy .. )

I have 2 airplanes .. fun to fly .. but slow, a J-3 and a Great Lakes. And I may have to sell one of those, unless I can figure a way to make all three fit in my hangar.

I have yet to get a flight in a Thorp but there is one about a 30 minute flight away.. or a 45 minute drive. (That one, N149RH, is simply stunning!) I think I need to do that next.

Call me and we’ll go flying in 149RH. I’m also a CFI...

Scott Hinton
252-489-8977

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Scott Hinton
N149RH
KECG
Elizabeth City, NC

Good talking to you today Scott and looking forward to flying with you. I really appreciate your time.

We have a 1996 T-18 CW that would certainly fit under the wing of a J-3! 150HP, VFR, flies straight and great. It was my Mom’s plane and she always flew cross country in Dad’s T-18. This plane only has 180 hours TTSN.

I am looking for a prop (and hopefully a spinner, too) if anyone has one to sell. It’s currently flying on a borrowed set. A new owner could get it cheaper and the get the prop of their choice (cruise, climb, 3-bladed, ground adjustable, etc).

I’ll try to post some pics from my phone. If that doesn’t work I’ll post some tonight.

Elbow bump, Tony Ginn. 661-810-8565

I've got one to look at in Northern Virginia 1st but the one above looks very nice. I am on the coast of NC. OTOH I'm retired and have time for a long cross country .. if that plane is where your area code references (California).

I would imagine that 149RH and your Mom’s plane have spent time together...

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Scott Hinton
N149RH
KECG
Elizabeth City, NC