Chapter 32 meets the 4th Sunday of the month at the Aviation Resource Center at
St. Charles County Airport / Smartt Field (KSET).
Pot-luck BBQ at 1pm and General Meeting at 2pm. Presentation following meeting.
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October Newsletter
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50 Years of EAA Chapter 32!
Join us for the October meeting/50th anniversary party on Sunday the 26th.
We begin at noon for an abbreviated meeting, then a catered (free) lunch
from 1:00 to 2:00. Guest speaker from 2:00 to 3:00, then (weather
permitting) airplane viewing until the last plane flies away.
Bring your airplane and share it with us on our 50th anniversary!
Our 50th anniversary celebration is coming up next meeting, Oct. 26th. Laurie is providing the food and it should be very nice. We will have a short meeting at 12:00 and start serving lunch at 1:00. If you can fly or drag your plane in and the weather is good, we will have a static display of planes.
The updated Membership Roster is now available on the Member's Only web page. Please check out your information, especially your phone or email address. If you need to make a correction, please contact Jim Bower at jimbower@hotmail.com and he will correct that in the database for the next printing.
2.) Lycoming 0320-B1B , rated 160hp engine w/ McCauley prop, model M74-DM, & engine instruments previously in Spezio Two-Holer
Contact Lon Lowe - 206-349-8495
For Sale
1/5 share 1978 Super Decathlon
Based at St. Charles Municipal airport
Fully aerobatic
180 horsepower / constant speed prop.
Inverted fuel and oil systems
Newer all metal wings
Two parachutes
7 point Hooker harnesses
Sigtronics intercom
$9,900 • FRACTIONAL OWNERSHIP OFFERED • 1/6th share 1977 Pitts S-2A located St. Louis, MO (Creve Coeur, 1H0). Less than 20 hrs SMOH ($28K) on 200 hp engine with C/S prop (upgraded hub). Wings recovered recently. Partners all professional. Aircraft is underutilized - easy to fly as much as you want. • Contact John M. Housley, Owner - located Chesterfield, MO USA • Telephone: 314-518-8542 . • Posted August 10, 2008
Bushby Mustang II 190 hrs. since new in 2000; powered by Chevy 4.3L V6. 200+ HP with Belted Air
Power PSRU. Dual ignition except for plugs. Warp Drive ground adjustable prop, Cruise 170 mph @ 6.7 gph on auto fuel. Icom flip-flop, alt encoding xponder, long range fuel tanks, completely soundproofed and upholstered interior $38,500
636-724-4735 Gale Derosier
Fawn Lake Air Strip
It is 2 acre wooded and rolling and it is a corner lot across the road from a 10 acre lake. It is a double wide community, you don't have to build a house or bring in a double wide, a hangar would do and maybe with a buddy or two. The runway is grass and crowned for drainage. There is no delay after a rain. It is 3400' long, no lights as yet. There is a maintenance fee of $200. per year.This could be your last chance of ever getting your own hangar in this area. I would consider being one of the participants. Call me for any additional info. the selling price is $25,000.Some terms available.
Chuck Koviak my cell is 636-399-8899.
Dierbergs and Shop N Save Certificates - See Ron Burnett or Gary Kasten
Buy them at face value, cash them in at face value, chapter receives up to 4% back.
Chapter 32 meets the 4th Sunday of the month at the Aviation Resource Center at St. Charles County Airport / Smartt Field (KSET). Pot-luck BBQ at 1pm and General Meeting at 2pm. (Except July and December)
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