Tom & Carol Buce, of Kimberly, Oregon, did have available beautiful custom interiors and the wooden side panels for the Stinson 108-3 Station Wagon. Not certain if these are still available You can view their homepage at Lands Inn Bed & Breakfast and Airstrip. Or you can e-mail Tom or Carol Bruce at landsinn@oregontrail.net. Tom & Carol Bruce's address, phone, etc are shown. Added 02/08/01, Updated 12/01/19. My thanks to Russ Nichols for correcting this URL.
Link to Refinished Stinson Control Wheels by Garry McCoy Aviation is no longer active. At one time Garry also installed a push to talk switch and has Stinson emblems available. Added 06/01/01, Updated 12/01/19.
Dan Schultz, of Schultz Engineering builds new etched original style instrument panels for the Stinson. Dan now has available the etched Glovebox doors. Photograph of the Etched Instrument Panel, and the Etched Glovebox pieces. Dan's address and phone number are listed in the Stinson and Franklin Parts and Service Sources list. Dan Schultz has a homepage to view his products at www.schultzengineering.net, you can also contact Dan via e-mail at schutlzav@woh.rr.com. My thanks to Dan Schultz for updating contact information. Updated 10/31/10.
Univair is the Type Certificate holder for the Stinson 108 series airplanes. Univair also has parts manufacturing authority (PMA) for Stinson parts. Many of the parts I used in restoring my own airplane came from Univair. Univairs address and phone are listed in the Parts and Service Sources list.
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