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PostPosted: Sat Nov 29, 2008 9:36 am 
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wacokyc, are you a member of the society of air racing historians?? it's international. the cleveland chapter is the nerve center for the organization. you should come to a meeting to share your historical loot. i know dayton is a 4 hour drive, you can bunk here if you wish. if interested i'll contact the chapter president as to when the next meeting is & we can go from their. best, tom.

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In the hangar............Pitcarin?


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Yes that is a Pitcairn...with a Monocoupe

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 Post subject: Hey there ANdy,
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Gee Bee R-1/2 just before Cecil Allen jkilled himself due to the extra 160 Gallons He added aft of the CG...
And Last, The Delgado Racer!

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a fun cleveland air races story, circa 1930's........ my dad who just past at 92 in october told a very funny story a number of times over the years re: sneaking in for free to the event with a buddy. they crawled through a drain culvert or pipe, & came up on the field while a demo team was dropping flour bombs on the field in their vicinity.

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