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Other Valued Contributors to the V-173 Flying Pancake Restoration
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AFC Tarp and Awning Co.
Fort Worth, Texas
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Machine stiched the 15 foot long “fell” seams of the main top and bottom covers.
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Air Salvage of Dallas
Dallas, Texas
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Provided engine handling parts.
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Bills Upholstery & Trim Shop
Fort Worth, Texas
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Refurbished the pilots seat back and cushon and fabricated the gear box access panel with two zippers.
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Bills Boot and Shoe Repair
Arlington, Texas
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Repaired the pilots lap belt.
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Curley Havelaar
Arlington, Texas
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Donated a cloth pinking tool used to trim all access panel cloth.
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Justin Austin
Fort Worth, Texas
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Donated two full rolls of grade cotton cloth used to re-cover the airplane.
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Joe Angelone
Grand Prairie, Texas
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Donated paint spary guns, pressure pot and explosion proof motor.
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Elliott Electrical Supply
Grand Prairie, Texas
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Donated an explosion proof power switch.
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John Hill
Vought Electrical Manager
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Provided specific procedures for spraying butyrate dope in our hangar and provided powerfull lights for the painters.
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Julian Rico
Vought Electrical Contractor
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Provided timely facility electrical support.
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Les Chapman Trucking
Blossom, Texas
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Provided Pancake Transportation.
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Select Aircraft Service
Lancaster, Texas
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Repaired a magnito and provided an engine display fixture.
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Don Pellegreno
Rhone, Texas
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Donated 17 rolls of grade cotton finishing tape.
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