Outboard Rib Riveted In Left Tank (11/3/10)

1.5 Hours -

I didn’t really feel like banging away with the rivet gun tonight, but I still wanted to get an hour or two of work in on the plane. So, I decided to rivet the outboard rib on the left tank since it’s rivets could be squeezed instead of bucked.

Five more ribs to go…

fuel tanks, Rivet, RV-7A, Wings

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