"I've moved into a Cirrus and afters years of fun trips and memories we are selling my Turbo 801. Asking $115,000, Fun trades welcome."
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Suzy Patey
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Turbo Inter-cooled Zenith 801 with Dual Dynon panel for sell.
Started this discussion. Last reply by Carlos Bernal Oct 21, 2012. 4 Replies 0 Likes
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Alex Roca commented on Suzy Patey's photo
Tail fiberglass mod
"Very nice.. I have attempted a similar piece on my 601 XL. Not sure how to make it look so nice though... any advise?"
Gary Liming commented on Suzy Patey's photoTail fiberglass mod
"I think this is the bee's knees! Got any photos you can email me about how you set this up? Clay or foam or ? Would love to see some pictures of how you did this.
Gary Liming"
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Ceder Mountain
This is my first landing on ceder mountian. I love flying this into the back country and the turbo has really helped with the higher altitude dirt strips. This airport is at 7,538 feet with sumer DA's above 11,000 feet. I was the only girl pilot on…
Dennis Krummel left a comment for Suzy Patey"Hello - I enjoyed your pictures of your 801. I was wondering where you purchased your door trim pieces? Or did you fabricate them yourself. From looking at all your pictures and the type of aircraft - I am guessing you built them yourself. Thanks --…"
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Comment Wall (7 comments)
- At 9:12am on October 7, 2010,
Chane Burk said… - Hi Suzy,
Yes, I'm still out here. My 801 is getting closer. I ended up putting it on hold for a while do to a move to a new house that needed lots of work. I should be test running my engine in the next week or so. How are things up there? Are you guys going to make it down to Copper State this year?
Later...
Chane
- At 5:31pm on September 15, 2010,
Roger Lundin said…
- Suzy,
This is Major Roger Lundin. I'm a 601xl builder - 90% complete, 90% to go. In my fire-sale 2006 quickbuild kit (not complete). I ended up with flap motor for the 801. Its just taking up space in my shed.
Could you throw this out on the 801 forum if someone is looking for this part. Never installed. my email is jovis52@juno.com.
Thanks
- At 4:41pm on July 3, 2010,
Robert Caskey said… - Suzy
We are getting close to Completing my 801. Could you possibly let me know how I can contact you, re possibly getting some dual time for insurance purposes. I live in Grand Junction. My e-mail address. bobcaskey@acsol.net. My insurance carrier is asking for this before they insure me on N801BZ maiden flight.
Thanks Bob Caskey
- At 11:30am on February 24, 2010,
ulis temos said… - Hi,
It seems that after completing the construction of our aircraft and showing the first flight, the interest in viewing or participating on the website falls off. I have been following the (backcountrypilot.org) site, which seems to have an active group of men and women in the northwest. The most popular thread on this site is (where did you fly today?). It now has seventy-six pages of flights. Most are not long journeys, but places in their local area - discussions of where they flew for meals, camping, fishing, equipment, tie downs, and so on. I find this interesting and think, gee if I ever get into that area I would like to experience that also. Also discussed are upcoming flights.
Diana, the woman who gave us her car in Lamar, MO, I found out after the fact, was on a grass strip tour and was grounded by weather five miles from my home. Crap, if only we had known.
The details of our trip would not have been written if Sebastian had not requested it.
I see Suzy Patey posted bits of her trip to Mexico. I do hope she is encouraged to put together a detailed description of her adventure.
What I am trying to suggest is that the update section of (my plane) also have a spot for (where did you fly your zenith today?) in the hope of adding additional interest to the site.
Thanks for reading,
Temos
- At 4:48am on October 19, 2009,
Alexander Kuzmin said… - Вeautiful and interesting photo and video!
- At 12:51pm on February 4, 2009, Dennis Krummel said…
- Hello - I enjoyed your pictures of your 801. I was wondering where you purchased your door trim pieces? Or did you fabricate them yourself. From looking at all your pictures and the type of aircraft - I am guessing you built them yourself. Thanks -- Dennis Krummel
- At 6:40am on December 29, 2008,
Tim Garrett said… - Beautiful set of pictures & videos!
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