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Re: LATEST CLASSIC WINGS

Thu Jun 19, 2014 3:21 pm

Dave,

FYI, I got my copy of Issue 93 today here in Texas. My ID of the mystery plane is in an email. All the best.

Randy

Re: LATEST CLASSIC WINGS

Fri Jun 20, 2014 8:06 pm

paulmcmillan wrote:
DaveM2 wrote:Paul

If those who promised to front up, do a U turn, we will have to stick with the 'known' projects. We won't delay it any further either way.

Dave


Dave

Thanks

"Are the known" projects those detailed in the Spitfire Survivors/Warbird Directory books as by definition they are in public domain?

Paul


Paul

I don't think there is much point in relisting identities for the sake of it - unless there is something 'substantial' to go with it, and of course the owners are willing to reveal what that is. I am not expecting too much with regards to the latter!

Bryan- welcome aboard, thanks for your support.

Randy- spot on as per usual :wink:

cheers
Dave

Re: LATEST CLASSIC WINGS

Fri Jun 20, 2014 10:20 pm

Got it in Arizona 2day!! pop2 pop2 :D
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