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Tue 04/21/15


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     1. 08:11 AM - RV-6QB for sale - reduced (Vince Frazier)
     2. 08:11 AM - Re: Eustace Bowhay (Mark Todd)
 
 
 


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    Time: 08:11:32 AM PST US
    Subject: RV-6QB for sale - reduced
    From: Vince Frazier <vincefrazier@gmail.com>
    Sorry for the double posting yesterday. Not sure how that happened. The RV-6 QB is now reduced to $26,500. Virtually everything you need to finish the airframe is included, just add engine and instruments. Thanks, Vince Time: 06:03:29 AM PST US > Subject: RV-List: Re: RV-List Digest: 0 Msgs - 04/19/15 > From: Vince Frazier <vincefrazier@gmail.com> > > *RV6 QB IN INDIANA* > <http://www.barnstormers.com/classified_1004387_RV6+QB+in+Indiana.html> > =A2 > $28,500 =A2 *FOR SALE BY BUILDER* =A2 RV-6 QB+ Work done by mul > tiple RV builder > A&P. Airframe complete. Wings and tail mounted. Slider. Interior painted > Van's light gray. Carpet and upholstery partially complete. Custom double > layer front floorboards with utility tunnel for wiring & fuel lines, > lowered fuel selector for easier under panel work, Sam James cowl kit, > Van's electrical kit, new Odyssey battery, complete finishing kit & hdwr, > completed fuel tanks, 3.80x150 tires, std seat backs & reduced height > seat backs included, Vetterman > exhaust, much more. Shipping negotiable. > > do not archive > >


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    Time: 08:11:58 AM PST US
    From: Mark Todd <motodd@frontier.com>
    Subject: Re: Eustace Bowhay
    Eustace Bowhay (note spelling) would come down to the Arlington fly-in years ago and his RV-6 on amphib floats always drew a crowd. Friendly, soft-spoken, obviously knowledgeable, being in his company was always a pleasure. I believe he died April 18, 2006. Here's a nice piece/eulogy about him from Van's Air Force: http://www.vansairforce.com/community/showthread.php?t=7209 Mark > Time: 08:49:17 AM PST US > From: "Bob Collins"<bcollinsrv7a@comcast.net> > Subject: RV-List: Eust > > > Old-timers may remember Eustace Bohay, who was one of the early adopters of > sharing RV building expertise with others online. He was a big poster on the > Matronics list back in the day, and was quite active in the Western Canada > wing of Vans Air Force. > > He died on this date 9 years ago, and as I recall, his passing didn't get > the notice it probably should have because Scott Crossfield died on the same > day. > > But I got this email today based on a post I'd written some years ago and > because I never had the pleasure of meeting Mr. Bohay, I can't supply the > answers he's seeking. But I'm hoping someone else can. > > ------------------- > > Quote: > Sir; > > I was doing a bit of internet research on an old acquaintance named Eustace > Bohay, and came across a post of yours from 2006 (!) referring to the death > of someone with that name. > > The Eustace Bohay I remember used to fly in and out of Hay River, N.W.T. (in > northern Canada) in a P-51. He was a friend of my employer at the time, and > what I remember most about him was that Mustang, and the sound of that > Merlin on takeoff. Our shop was right off the end of the runway, and he'd > make sure he came over the roof at about 30', and full bore. I'd be all the > rest of the day getting the grin off my face. > > I wonder if it could be the same guy - I was just a kid then (in the late > '50s and early '60s) and admit I don't recall a lot more about him. It's not > a very common name however, and adding the element of aviation makes it seem > even more possible that it's the same guy. I'm not even sure what his > business was up there, but it would have most likely been related to either > the construction boom of that era, or the (then) thriving commercial fishery > on Great Slave Lake. > > If you could shed any light on him, or point me toward any relevant > information, I'd be most grateful. > > Thank You, > Karl Krieger > Whitecourt, Alberta On 04/21/2015 12:02 AM, RV-List Digest Server wrote: > Time: 08:49:17 AM PST US > From: "Bob Collins"<bcollinsrv7a@comcast.net> > Subject: RV-List: Eust > > > Old-timers may remember Eustace Bohay, who was one of the early adopters of > sharing RV building expertise with others online. He was a big poster on the > Matronics list back in the day, and was quite active in the Western Canada > wing of Vans Air Force. > > He died on this date 9 years ago, and as I recall, his passing didn't get > the notice it probably should have because Scott Crossfield died on the same > day. > > But I got this email today based on a post I'd written some years ago and > because I never had the pleasure of meeting Mr. Bohay, I can't supply the > answers he's seeking. But I'm hoping someone else can. > > ------------------- > > Quote: > Sir; > > I was doing a bit of internet research on an old acquaintance named Eustace > Bohay, and came across a post of yours from 2006 (!) referring to the death > of someone with that name. > > The Eustace Bohay I remember used to fly in and out of Hay River, N.W.T. (in > northern Canada) in a P-51. He was a friend of my employer at the time, and > what I remember most about him was that Mustang, and the sound of that > Merlin on takeoff. Our shop was right off the end of the runway, and he'd > make sure he came over the roof at about 30', and full bore. I'd be all the > rest of the day getting the grin off my face. > > I wonder if it could be the same guy - I was just a kid then (in the late > '50s and early '60s) and admit I don't recall a lot more about him. It's not > a very common name however, and adding the element of aviation makes it seem > even more possible that it's the same guy. I'm not even sure what his > business was up there, but it would have most likely been related to either > the construction boom of that era, or the (then) thriving commercial fishery > on Great Slave Lake. > > If you could shed any light on him, or point me toward any relevant > information, I'd be most grateful. > > Thank You, > Karl Krieger > Whitecourt, Alberta




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