A very special aircraft, wash, polished and waxed!

**Superior Shine** · #1 09-29-2009, 08:36 PM

This past weekend we had the pleasure of detailing a very special aircraft.

The aircraft in question is a 1972 Cessna 340. Your first thought might be what so special about a twin engine Cessna.

What makes this aircraft special is how it is used. The owner of the aircraft, Stephen Danz, a Los Angeles based employment attorney, volunteers his time and aircraft without charge for non-emergency air travel for children and adults with serious medical conditions and other compelling needs.

The organization he volunteers for is Angel Flight West, Angel Flight West . Angel Flight West is a nonprofit, volunteer-driven organization.

Such missions may include flying a small child, ravaged by cancer, that needs specialized lifesaving treatment at a hospital 300 miles away or transporting of tissue or organs to awaiting person for transplant.

Currently Mr. Danz has flown the most hours (voluntarily) for Angel Flight West than any other volunteer in the organization.

**Superior Shine** · #2 09-29-2009, 08:43 PM

Please a take a moment to visit Angel Flight West Web site, http://www.angelflight.org/

Consider helping out the organization. If your not a pilot, you can still volunteer your time in an administrative capacity.

Here is their national web site -http://www.AngelFlight.com - People Helping People in Need

**Bob Parks** · #3 09-30-2009, 01:37 AM

Great work! Here's some that is a bit different from the Clown Act in 1969. We actually flew this in front of a stunned and delighted crowd.
Switches

**Bob Parks** · #4 09-30-2009, 01:45 AM

After a lot of fine work.

Sapphire · #5 10-03-2009, 07:01 PM

Is that dual spindle buffer a Cyclo?

How does that compare to a PC?

**Superior Shine** · #6 11-05-2009, 08:57 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sapphire

Is that dual spindle buffer a Cyclo?

How does that compare to a PC?

The cyclo has more of a cleaning / polishing ability. Also less vibration with the cyclo. The pads dont last as long as the larger PC pads. And it is priced 2 1/2 times what a PC is.

We can get the PC into areas the cyclo will not fit.

**Jedi** · #7 11-05-2009, 09:50 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bob Parks

Great work! Here's some that is a bit different from the Clown Act in 1969. We actually flew this in front of a stunned and delighted crowd.
Switches

I'm stunned just looking at the pictures!! LOL!!

Jedi