Difference between revisions of "Air Stair/Split Door"

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From Scott Derrick
 
From Scott Derrick
  
"I have a split door in my STD V. The air stair door used my door as a starting point.
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''I have a split door in my STD V. The air stair door used my door as a starting point.''
  
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''This door was designed by Tom Wright in PA, who is still building Velocities. I think he made 3 or 4 V's with this door.''
  
This door was designed by Tom Wright in PA, who is still building Velocities. I think he made 3 or 4 V's with this door.
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''I have included a link to a zip file with pictures of the door.''
  
I have included a link to a zip file with pictures of the door.
 
 
[http://tnstaafl.net/canards/split%20door.zip split door.zip]
 
[http://tnstaafl.net/canards/split%20door.zip split door.zip]
  
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''This door was done on the old style top loader.''
  
 
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''Mine is a 96 model kit built in 97.''
This door was done on the old style top loader.
 
 
 
 
 
Mine is a 96 model kit built in 97.
 
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Revision as of 15:28, 27 September 2012

I'm beginning a section on this popular modification, right now the pictures are all I have.

From Scott Derrick

I have a split door in my STD V. The air stair door used my door as a starting point.

This door was designed by Tom Wright in PA, who is still building Velocities. I think he made 3 or 4 V's with this door.

I have included a link to a zip file with pictures of the door.

split door.zip

This door was done on the old style top loader.

Mine is a 96 model kit built in 97.


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