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PostPosted: Sat Apr 18, 2009 10:18 am 
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I was doing touch-and-go's (more like crash and dash!) at Texarkana on Thursday and saw this during one of the go-arounds. I got a snap shot off but do not know anything about them. Any info on these aircraft?

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A little Googleing about came up with two Lockheed L18s, one being resurrected to flying and the other a flyer by MayAir Xpress. One a "Gulfstar" model, the other a "Howard 250".
Info found on this cool webpage,

http://www.oldprops.ukhome.net/Lockheed ... Census.htm


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Hey hurk130, what's the deal with snapping pic's and looking out the window during touch-n-go's? Keep your eyes on the torques and rpm's ("powers good")... :lol:

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Why do you think he called em "Crash N Dash"!! :wink:


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L-18's belong to a friend in Mississippi....They should be moved tward the end of summer
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One of the best parts of being a Squadron Evaluator FE! No one looks at what I am doing for fear that I will ask them a question! Sometimes it is good to be the king...until a Group Evaluator comes onboard! LOL!

Thanks for the answer to the L-18. I really did not have much time to look at it so as far as I could tell it was a Hudson! LOL! Still a good looking airplane.

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