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Left wing damage
I am the Restoration Manager for the Yankee Air Museum at YIP (Willow Run Airport). We have an O-2 (serial # 67-21416) that has left wing damage on the leading edge that happened before our acquisition of the aircraft. This is a museum asset and will not be a flyable aircraft. The damage seems to be on the leading edge from the boom to outside of the landing lights.
 Would like to know where we can obtain drawings or the parts necessary to repair our bird. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.Ralph Koehler Restoration Manager Yankee Air Museum ralph.koehler@yankeeairmuseum.org 
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02-19-16, 08:30 PM
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I would contact Williams in Indiana. They can handle that project. Is the wing off the aircraft? Do you have parts manual? Service Manual?
http://www.airframecomponents.com/ The other option might be a salvaged wing from Don Nieser at Commodore Aero http://commodoreaerospacecorporation.com/
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Herb R Harney 1968 337C Flying the same Skymaster for 47 years
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03-31-16, 02:39 PM
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Left wing damage
I have new wing lead edges, skins and all the parts you may need. I have helped many other museums. Please contact me.
Don Nieser Commodore Aerospace Corp 405-503-4686 nieser.02.337parts@juno.com
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