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UPDATED: July, 2008 (pre-KOSH).

This is a partial list of the aircraft we've worked on. In all we've worked on almost 30 aircraft by over a dozen different manufacturers.

  • Completed - Mike's Van's RV7
  • Completed/testing - Nico's Team Rocket F1 Rocket
  • Completed (FWF & Panel)/testing - Jeff's Zenith 801
  • In progress - Glasair Sportsman 2+2
  • In progress - CLASS Bush Caddy R80 (2 of them)
  • In progress - Charles' Zenith 601
  • Completed/testing - Jack's Midget Mustang
  • Completed/testing - Carlo's JetExec Rotorway Helicopter
  • Coming soon - Robert's White Lightning
  • In progress - Ian
  • And more coming in this fall. Stop by for updates.

Mike sitting in the RV7 early in the process and a shot of the completed and very shiny bird at the airport just before we flew to Oshkosh.

Nico arrived just over two years ago and is testing his aircraft now. Nico has a Crossflow engine installed, putting out 350hp.

Jeff's 801 was a quickbuild kit from Zenith, and the builder assistance was done by Mark at Can-Zac Aviation. We did the firewall forward and avionics installation.

This Glastar Sportsman 2+2 is the most customized (from standard kit) we've ever done. The cowling has been modified and custom fit, the engine is an amazing piece of work by Aerosport Power complete with LAMAR EMS. Really one-of-a-kind.

We are working on these two Bush Caddy R80's on behalf of our sister company, AerAdapt(www.aeradapt.com). Well built Canadian bush aircraft.

Charles comes up to the facility monthly to work on his Zenith 601XL. We'll put up some pictures soon.

Jack's Midget Mustang is a great design. A single-seat sportster. Here it is arriving and later ready for testing.

Carlo is in the final stages of engine testing now. His Solar turbine conversion by Kiss Aviation makes this Rotorway JetExec a easy to maintain machine that's fun to fly.

Robert's White Lightning is in Ohio waiting for good weather to come north. Look for him in August in our facility.

Ian has moved his project to an airport for final completion and testing. However, the website wouldn't be the same without a picture of him.