Brodhead Pietenpol Association

Thank you Don!

Is there a uhaul truck large enough to enclose a Piet in the manner you suggested?

Looking around at Piets for sale. If/when I purchase, it’s likely I would have to trailer it home from afar.

Does anyone have any experience moving one Overland?

Descriptions/ detailed instructions, pictures would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

Matt

Tbopper wrote: ↑Sat Apr 25, 2020 8:12 pm I have N816MV a Pietenpol air camper at Noah's Ark I and the my grandson are just now starting to fly off the 40 hours of test flights. You are welcome at any time.

Sent you a private message tbopper. Thx!

Great news! Not too far away. I’ll be in touch. Thank you!

Matt. I have Ken Perkins Piet, N34KP, at the Gardner airport on 175th. street. Not the old naval air station (New Century), but the little strip west of town. The Piet is currently under repair in the tail area, but you are welcome to come see it anytime. Bring your camera. Richard. Thanks Richard,...

You’ll need to pull a little lead pursuit if you’re gonna shoot that Focker down.

Hi everyone,

After a lot of thought and comparing plans, I decided to go with the Pietenpol, I think because I like the idea of working with wood, it’s history and simplicity.

Just ordered the plans, been reading a lot on this forum.

Any piets in the Kansas City metro?

Thanks!

Matt