Qcu Challenger Ultralight Aircraft (nosecone Access Hatch Kit) Ships Worldwide! on 2040-parts.com
Montgomery, Illinois, United States
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This is a new composite access hatch kit for your Challenger Ultralight.
It will fit the factory 2-place or single place nosecone. It will also fit the after-market Challenger nosecone shown in our other listing. Weighs just over a pound. About the same amount as the piece cut and removed from the nosecone to install this kit. The door is secured to the frame with eight 6-32 stainless flathead machine bolts, to bonded stainless nuts, under the frame. To install, use the door as a template and cut 3/8" around the scribed door line. Mount the frame to your nosecone with rivets or the fasteners of your choice. The frame could also be epoxy bonded to the nosecone. The gelcoat finish can be prepped and painted like any other composite part. The kit you will receive will be either White or Black. If you have a preference, let me know. We can also provide them with a polished gloss finish. Just ask! John--630-890-6956
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