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In a previous article, "Bob Chilcoat" said:
Found on the golf course behind my house (NJ near SMQ). http://www.geocities.com/viewptmd/P1010001.JPG http://www.geocities.com/viewptmd/P1010002.JPG I thought it was probably from a Cessna, but having looked on Ebay, I'm not sure. Anyone recognize it? What aircraft? I hope he got where he was going. Our Cherokees have very similar caps. One time when I was a student pilot, I went out to the flight line to find the trainer had duct tape over the filler hole on one tank - somebody had lost the cap, and flown home with this improvised job, and then not let the flying club know. I remember that even though it looks like the same cap you could buy for an old Ford tractor for $4, it cost over $80. Speaking of tractors, maybe you should check to see if the golf course's riding mowers use those sort of caps? -- Paul Tomblin http://xcski.com/blogs/pt/ If you refer to a woman as any form of waterborne African mammal then a quick death is absolutely the *best* thing that could happen to you next. -- Adi |
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