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Thread starter GaryL
Start date May 5, 2018

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GaryL

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May 5, 2018

Originally built and owned by the late Art Teulon in the Fort Lauderdale, FL area in 3/79. Art built this aircraft primarily for IAC competition. He sold it to his friend Jim Gunnoe of Ocala, FL in April, 1987. I bought this fun airplane in June, 2017, and it now resides in the Chicago suburban area. It had an MTV-9 propeller installed on it in 2001. If anyone has any early pictures of this plane, I would love to see them. It's been basically the same paint scheme, with the now-absence of some small blue pinstriping, all of it's life.

Year: 1979
Model: Steen Skybolt
Engine: Lycoming IO-540