Engine work

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Crash2much · Oct 08, 2004 02:12 AM

Engine work#0 source

As many of you may know, Frank Bowman does one heck of a job rebuilding engines. I just had 3 Atwood Triumphs, 1 Veco 50 and a Johnson 36BB done by Frank and all came back in outstanding shape. You might consider giving him a chance before you retire your pooped out engines.

Bill

I build more planes than I fly, collect more kits than I build. That about says it, right?

Cary · Oct 08, 2004 10:24 AM

RE: Engine work#1 source

Yes!!! - See my post in product reviews.

Cary

Hib · Oct 08, 2004 11:15 AM

RE: Engine work#2 source

LAST EDITED ON Oct-08-04 AT 12:05 PM (CDT)

No Doubt!....

The best term I can think of for Frank's work is... "WIZARDRY!"...
He's a super guy too!....and, a fly fisherman to boot ...

Cutting Oil and Nitro Fumes!!....Hib

LNeumann · Oct 08, 2004 06:01 PM

RE: Engine work#3 source

>(snip)He's a super guy too!....and, a fly fisherman to boot ...

It looks like he is hooked on both hobbies. (Hooked, yeah, hooked. I know, I know.)

Leonard Neumann

bigseminole · Oct 08, 2004 06:38 PM

RE: Engine work#4 source

After having Frank Bowman service one of my Tigres, he has become my engine-guy of choice.

So far, he has rebuilt or repaired at least a half-dozen engines of different brands for me, with A-1 results.

He's a great resource, so use him!

BIGS

SRiese5283 · Oct 08, 2004 08:21 PM

RE: Engine work#5 source

HE is good for the hobby. No BOM, No ARF, FP-20, No BS, Just a good guy with a good product. Would like to meet him sometime

Scott Riese

Nikyvee · Oct 10, 2004 02:42 AM

RE: Engine work#6 source

So....How does one get in touch with Frank Bowman?
Please,
Nick Vanmatre

Da Refugee · Oct 10, 2004 03:54 AM

RE: Engine work#7 source

[email protected] is the address that turns up when "bowman" is searched in the classifieds forum. Date on the post is less than a month old, so the address should be good.

Regards,

Roger Pion