Oh WoW another one.

It doesn't look so wrecked to me... Find a little tricycle, duct tape it to the right side, and fly it home.
 
Now this looks interesting. Would 3 airplanes be to many? I wish that a big move wasn't in the future. The last time I used duct tape on a 24R, I wished I had used more. We lost all of the fabric aft of the right fuel tank shortly after take-off. If you hear pops and bangs from the wing, just look for threads hanging of the trailing edge. That Ranger engine can use a lot of oil too.
 
It is so sad to see a WREAKED plane. Wreaking a plane is so evil and depressing. I felt WREAKED one night and went to bed at 7:00 p.m.
 
On the weekends, I go out to the bar with my friends and get wreaked and we reek havoc on the town.
 
I am laughing too, I didn't post the ad.

It reeks of poor spelling.
 
Since the prop's removed in the pics, safe to assume a prop strike?
 
Hard landing? Funny how it bent exactly where you would expect it to bend. :D

Looks very repairable.
Picture 4 of 4 will pretty much total it.
the bent tripod will tweak the whole fuselage tube assembly. both the upper longhorns as well as the lower.

Which means all of the fuselage wooden parts must be removed and the fuselage steel parts repaired.

In these cases the bigger the repair gets, the bigger it needs to be.
 
So Tom, what happened to this one? Looks like more damage than just a groundloop.
 
So Tom, what happened to this one? Looks like more damage than just a groundloop.

I don't really know. it showed up on the club page and barnstormers, that's all I know, but the club has had a rash of accidents, nothing really related.

guys are getting old and the kids simply can't get the proficiency up to the lever they need.

and new buyers don't realize, when it gets away from you it's gone.
 
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