The seaplane base is always a nice break from everything going on at Oshkosh. That’s become one of our favorite parts of the trip over the years. Tony’s Albatross is probably the most beautiful restoration done aside from his Howard 500. Truly remarkable aircraft- So cool you guys got the chance to see it parked over at Vintage! Wip’s Watermelon Social is the best and his floats are even better! We run Wipline 3000 Amphibs on our 182 and they’re fantastic on the water for sure! The IO-580 Conversion gives more pop than anything else on the market. 130 Knots on Amphibs is pretty unreal! So cool you guys got over there to see it as well!
Truly a nice place to relax and unwind after a day exploring the event grounds. Your 182 that we seen there if I'm recalling it correctly is an absolutely beautiful machine. Thanks for the comment!
Thanks for the plug buddy! Nice video, short and to the point. You covered lots of ground...
Thanks for checking it out Niko, means a lot brother!
Great recap and thanks for the plug/shoutout! I’ve never heard of that Niko guy, I’ll be sure to check him out! 🙊😂😂😂
LOL! It was really great getting to hang out with you for a while Kris. I'll send ya some pics when the JetShades get installed.
The seaplane base is always a nice break from everything going on at Oshkosh. That’s become one of our favorite parts of the trip over the years. Tony’s Albatross is probably the most beautiful restoration done aside from his Howard 500. Truly remarkable aircraft- So cool you guys got the chance to see it parked over at Vintage! Wip’s Watermelon Social is the best and his floats are even better! We run Wipline 3000 Amphibs on our 182 and they’re fantastic on the water for sure! The IO-580 Conversion gives more pop than anything else on the market. 130 Knots on Amphibs is pretty unreal! So cool you guys got over there to see it as well!
Truly a nice place to relax and unwind after a day exploring the event grounds. Your 182 that we seen there if I'm recalling it correctly is an absolutely beautiful machine. Thanks for the comment!