Warbird Information Exchange

Well, I may as well add a couple from the Harold G. Martin collection....

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I am a citizen of the Air

The GRUMMAN fire truck is another 41 FORD with the body replaced. The NASH is an AIRFLYTE '50-52 model, they make great airbagged slammers and have a unibody construction (called 'bathtub NASHES by most) hard chargin' flathead 6 cyl., like to know more about that yellow B-23 in the corner and if the bottom of that PANTHER has been lightened up or if it's just reflection off the cement ramp. The black truck is a 38-39 GMC.

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Don't make me go get my flying monkeys-

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Thanks, I just peel it off my compost heap of information, I really enjoy these info digouts so I have to thank you for posting them. I promised myself over 50 years ago to try and learn at least one new thing everyday. The worst thing one can do is to decide to stop learning and let your brain atrophy, if you do soon you're like Uncle Harold who talks to the turkey and green beans @ Thanksgiving.
Stay on the ball and keep sharp

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These are not old pics, but thought you all might like them still.

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Chris Henry
EAA Aviation Museum Manager

Nice lookin' Charger Chris, if you want old, run up a recent picture of Catherine Bach, Daisy has wilted....a lot!
Who's 66 'Stang?

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Don't make me go get my flying monkeys-

The '66 was mine as well. Yeah Daisy is alot older. Still not bad though. HAH

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Chris Henry
EAA Aviation Museum Manager

BOY!! that TWA CONNIE took some shovel work!!
N 6003C -749A, l/n 2635 d/d 4/50 fleet # 803 'Star of Texas' then 'Star of America'. WFU @ STL 1966 B/U in TUC 1973 und ve all rekogniyze der fuselocker jawohl?

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Here are a few shots of my 1944 Willys:





That is the B-17 that crashed in the Olympics: http://members.peak.org/~mikey/746/index.htm

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Life member, 91st BG Memorial Association
Owner, 1944 Willys MB #366014
Former REMF (US Army, O3)

There's so much cool stuff in this thread that my head may explode!

Interesting that the "Old Crow" '73 Mustang has Mexico license plates on it.

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Dean Hemphill, K5DH
Port Charlotte, Florida

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What's going on? a shoot off between a Panzerfaust and a Bazooka or an early, early version of MYTHBUSTERS? that Tiger looks pretty well maintained or well preserved, any date on the photo?

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That's a photo from WW2, no question in my mind. Probably the Tiger brought back to Aberdeen Proving Grounds at the end of the war. They did all kinds of testing and I've seen plenty of shots where they'd had soldiers in german uniforms, showing off captured German equipment.

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Life member, 91st BG Memorial Association
Owner, 1944 Willys MB #366014
Former REMF (US Army, O3)

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"A stagnantwing (old inside joke) and a Holden UTE."
fwiw afaik etc., while this may well be a ute as done at General Motors Holdens
Elizabeth (?) South Australia or Fisherman's Bend Victoria;
that vehicle is not a Holden as such.
steven