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Post subject: Recommendation- pre buy mechanic for old Cessna Skywagon  Posted: 31 Aug 2025, 10:18 |
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Hey Beechtalkers - I would appreciate recommendations for a mechanic (or shop) in the Milwaukee, Wisconsin area for an old Cessna 180. I am particularly interested in one who is familiar with old airframes. BTW, we are not talking about my airframe, just the Cessna 
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Post subject: Re: Recommendation- pre buy mechanic for old Cessna Skywagon Posted: 31 Aug 2025, 13:09 |
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Username Protected wrote: Hey Beechtalkers - I would appreciate recommendations for a mechanic (or shop) in the Milwaukee, Wisconsin area for an old Cessna 180. I am particularly interested in one who is familiar with old airframes. BTW, we are not talking about my airframe, just the Cessna I’d contact The International C180/C185 Club @ skywagons.org
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Post subject: Re: Recommendation- pre buy mechanic for old Cessna Skywagon Posted: 31 Aug 2025, 15:17 |
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Username Protected wrote: Hey Beechtalkers - I would appreciate recommendations for a mechanic (or shop) in the Milwaukee, Wisconsin area for an old Cessna 180. I am particularly interested in one who is familiar with old airframes. BTW, we are not talking about my airframe, just the Cessna I’d contact The International C180/C185 Club @ skywagons.org
Mebbe. Or post to Backcountrypilot.org. That's where the Skywagon people have migrated to.
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Post subject: Re: Recommendation- pre buy mechanic for old Cessna Skywagon Posted: 31 Aug 2025, 22:00 |
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I'm about 100 miles north of Milwaukee and could probably do it. I'm an a&p/IA and I'm quite familiar with old Cessnas having owned one personally for many years. I'll pm you my contact info.
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