Fairchild Club Forum

Is no sweat, not bothered at all... Mike is Mike Kelly and he runs the club. Here's his online contact info:

Mike Kelly
hotfoot149@gmail.com

Check with Mike and see if he has the bolt drawings. I know the Air Corps Library does not have them. In the meantime, I'll look thru the AT-21 drawings for the bolts for it. Same design, but different sizes, so the material callouts, threading information and heat treat should be the same. Craig AT...

That s/n comes up being an F-24C-8E, N64583. Best bet is write the FAA and get the original N number file. N15995 is currently on a Cherokee 140.

Found a couple sources in Europe that say they have some in stock

Aircraft Nails (Gimp Pins) LAS Aerospace Ltd
www.lasaero.com www.lasaero.com

https://www.aircraftspruce.eu/a-c-nails ... 1-20-8.htm

https://www.partsbase.com/parts/AN30120 ... uctListing

Check with Jamie Treat, as he maintains the set available thru the club. I don't know where they originated, or how complete they are, but worth talking to him.

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Hi Bart, I just came across this. I still own Ed's fairchild but I ran into the same problem with my Aeromatic. I removed it and am looking for someone to overhaul it. I have a sensenich on it for the time being. Ever find someone to work an aeromatic? That was an awesome prop. Lost about 15 mph wh...

Still looking for for anyone that has any visible wartime inspection stamps that they can photograph. I'm looking for examples of both metal stamps and ink stamps.

Thanks Randy, anything will help. I need some ink stamps too, from wood or metal parts if you have any.

For photos, high resolution with a scale that has the 100th's markings is the best. I'm going to draw these up in CAD and have correct size and font stamps made for my restoration.

I'm looking for some detailed photos of both inspection stamps and part number stamps from known Fairchild wartime parts. I've got a couple that are Bellanca ones from my AT-21, but I'd like to have a couple of known Fairchild ones to supplement these. My AT was the 2nd one built by Bellanca and I a...