Who's Plane is This?

[walter]

Can anyone identify this plane and send me the information privately.

I like the paint and want to see if the owner has more pictures.

Thanks,

 

[gmpaul]

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I would like to see some more pictures also. This looks real close to my thinking. clean,simple and pertty
Thanks G.P.

 

[PCHunt]

Ditto. Like the clean look. Hope details are forthcoming.

 

[Mike_ExpressCT]

It's not the exact same one, but Mike Allardyce's Ohio-based -7a is pretty close: http://www.airliners.net/open.file/0789657/L/

 

[Radomir]

RV-9A -- N949DB

Here's another angle:

http://www.n523rv.com/gallery/index.php?twg_album=Flying+Nines&twg_show=n949DB.jpg

 

[walter]

Anybody know the registered owner David Burden?

Thanks for the better pic! This is a very clean paint scheme. I
really like it. I've been collecting a bunch of pics of paintschemes
that I like, some a little, some a lot. I've saved a few of them if you
want to see more similar schemes. Ignore the half paint half aluminum
schemes. While I think they are fantastic, I'm not ready for the upkeep
on the aluminum.

http://www.rv7-a.com/paintschemes/

 

[Radomir]

Check your PM....

 

[Martin Sutter]

It is neither of the ones linked above. This one has a strobe on top of the tail and a dark grey roll bar. I recognize the picture as beeing Bill and Debbie Scanlans RV7A taken at Cedar Mills. It was painted by Francis Poplawsky in Ennis, TX. The original sheme was developed by Sheme Designers and has been widely used with minor alterations and adjustments.

Martin Sutter
building and flying RV's since 1988

 

[walter]

That's strange, n-number search says otherwise. Was it recently sold?

 

[Martin Sutter]

949DB ia an RV9A belonging to David Burden of San Antonio. It was also painted by Poplawsky about a year or two after 769BD, my friends RV7A. The aircraft in the picture at Cedar Mills is not the same as the one in the link posted by RADOMIR (no strobe on the tail, 3 bladed prop, RV9A)

Martin Sutter

 

[walter]

Ahhh, I misread your prior post. Thanks for the clarification.