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Guys,
I'm really excited about the new interior being put in my airplane this week. I was really only going to put a new headliner in. I got a quote for that and was also given a one time only price on a whole new interior. I just couldnt say no. I saw the seats today. They are beautiful. I really think Maule should hire these guys to do a premium interior package option on the new maules. I'll post some photos when it is finished.
Mark
http://www.executive-air.com/interiors/
Old Interior
I'm really excited about the new interior being put in my airplane this week. I was really only going to put a new headliner in. I got a quote for that and was also given a one time only price on a whole new interior. I just couldnt say no. I saw the seats today. They are beautiful. I really think Maule should hire these guys to do a premium interior package option on the new maules. I'll post some photos when it is finished.
Mark
http://www.executive-air.com/interiors/
Old Interior
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Here are a few photos of the work in progress. Should be done on Monday.
Rod, how are the fly-in plans coming?
Working with these guys has been a real treat!
http://www.executive-air.com/interiors/
Rod, how are the fly-in plans coming?
Working with these guys has been a real treat!
http://www.executive-air.com/interiors/
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Go ahead... ruin my day and tell me that seat only weighs 5 pounds.
They look great. I have Oregon Aero's in my plane and I think they are the very last option I would give up. Good seats should not be underestimated. They broadcast a message: "Your ass is important to us".
One suggestion: do something to paint or powder coat that windshield V-brace black. Otherwise, reflections will ruin every picture you shoot out the front. How do I know???
YB
They look great. I have Oregon Aero's in my plane and I think they are the very last option I would give up. Good seats should not be underestimated. They broadcast a message: "Your ass is important to us".
One suggestion: do something to paint or powder coat that windshield V-brace black. Otherwise, reflections will ruin every picture you shoot out the front. How do I know???
YB
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Here's some other work we did too. Ghostly Work!
Worked on The Hanger damage. (Dope)
before panel upgrade
AFTER PANEL UPGRADE!
http://www.backcountrypilot.org/gallery ... all%29.JPG
Worked on The Hanger damage. (Dope)
before panel upgrade
AFTER PANEL UPGRADE!
http://www.backcountrypilot.org/gallery ... all%29.JPG
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Jody, That was BD's favorite color. If he had his way, every single plane would have been in that material and color..a64pilot wrote:Your original interior didn't look that bad. Mine was in "whore house crushed red velvet" I have no idea what they were thinking when they put the interior in mine
Thats a hell of a panel upgrade. I bet that must have cost almost 50 or 60 bucks..
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SkyMaule, Your NEW plane looks super! I bet you needed a mortgage for that new panel (drool, drool!). I don't even recognize half that stuff!
One question though. Do you get HD TV?
The Fly-In is coming along great! Already have about 15-20 pilots that said it is on their calendar. Should be a fun time. You thinking about coming? Love to see your plane in person. I promise to wear one of those bibs they put on you when eating lobster! You know, the kind with little pockets at the bottom to catch the run off.
One question though. Do you get HD TV?
The Fly-In is coming along great! Already have about 15-20 pilots that said it is on their calendar. Should be a fun time. You thinking about coming? Love to see your plane in person. I promise to wear one of those bibs they put on you when eating lobster! You know, the kind with little pockets at the bottom to catch the run off.
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