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14-08-14, 13:55
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Restoration continues....
Nearing the second anniversary of the project, the restoration of the F15A is coming along. Several "mini-projects" are under way. The engine has been tested and compression good; painted and ready for installation. The seats are nearly completed, but an inside cold weather project. Window frames painted. Lots of small things done, with lots more to do.
Tried to upload some images but I get a message that they are missings some security token. 
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14-08-14, 17:31
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Buy some.....
They sell the security token at 3 for a $1 at the above Support your MLU.
Cheers
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Bob Carriere....B.T.B C15a Cab 11 Hammond, Ontario Canada
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14-08-14, 18:59
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Sorry, I don't understand how this works?
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19-08-14, 00:05
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Attempting again...
Some of the projects under way.
Seats, (sorry about the poor image), window frames, engine, rad, gas tanks.
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19-08-14, 01:00
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Did you buy a bunch of security tokens...?
Nice work Bill.
If you have the time can you measure the distance between the front edge of the tank back to the base of the filler neck..... should be around 9.25 inches. Thanks Bob C
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Bob Carriere....B.T.B C15a Cab 11 Hammond, Ontario Canada
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19-08-14, 01:09
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Will pass the request on to Dad.
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31-08-14, 23:21
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Hello Bob, The measurement from the leading edge of the tank to the front part of the flange for the filler tube is 6 1/2 inches.
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