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OK, I guess I'm half retard, or 1 to many beers into the afternoon, but, what is this?

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Martin AM-1 Mauler. It was once part of the New England Air Museum Collection and we decided to sell it back in the mid nineties. Nice to see it assembled and on display, though I'm sure it's more cosmetic than a flier.
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Is that Bellanca the only one? I have never seen even pictures of any other survivors.

Western Canada Aviation Museum has one they've been restoring for ages now. I would
think it should be nearing completion. I didn't see any recent news on their website.

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Read up on old 'Able Mable' it was a competetor to the AD series and was quite a prodigeous weight lifter-

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[quote="maxum96"]Well, I can tell you this is Mustang is a 1970 Mach 1 :rolleyes:
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There is only one REAL Mustang - the one that is polished aluminum in the background. That black thing is an eyesore to the rest of the collection. :lol:

Great pictures! It is fantastic to see the "Goose" again. Last time I saw her she was still in Long Beach under the dome!

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Well, I can tell you this is Mustang is a 1970 Mach 1 :rolleyes:
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There is only one REAL Mustang - the one that is polished aluminum in the background. That black thing is an eyesore to the rest of the collection. :lol:



Spoken from someone that more than likely drives a mighty Honda Civic. :lol:

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well said mustangdriver. as a bit of trivia... the ford mustang was named after the p51.

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maradamx3 wrote:
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Well, I can tell you this is Mustang is a 1970 Mach 1 :rolleyes:
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There is only one REAL Mustang - the one that is polished aluminum in the background. That black thing is an eyesore to the rest of the collection. :lol:



Spoken from someone that more than likely drives a mighty Honda Civic. :lol:


You're so far off you wouldn't have scored with a hand grenade. Of all the possible cars you could have chosen, a Civic? Man, that's weak. You can do better than that. :wink: And I thought you were a friendly guy, what with answering my NMoUSAF questions and all. Guess I was wrong. :cry:

And JB, my point exactly. Thanks

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I'll bet the backstory on that '70 351 MACH 1 is that it probably belonged to Dels son for whom the museum is named and dedicated, he was quite an amateur road racer and died when he misplaced the road at an excessive rate of knots in his Nazi slot car...er...Porche 911

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maradamx3 wrote:
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Well, I can tell you this is Mustang is a 1970 Mach 1 :rolleyes:
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There is only one REAL Mustang - the one that is polished aluminum in the background. That black thing is an eyesore to the rest of the collection. :lol:



Spoken from someone that more than likely drives a mighty Honda Civic. :lol:


You're so far off you wouldn't have scored with a hand grenade. Of all the possible cars you could have chosen, a Civic? Man, that's weak. You can do better than that. :wink: And I thought you were a friendly guy, what with answering my NMoUSAF questions and all. Guess I was wrong. :cry:

And JB, my point exactly. Thanks

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PS This is all in good fun, I hope everyone knows. I'm an equal auto mfg offender!


You know I am just kidding pal. Ha Ha. There a lot of guys that drive around here in Pittsburgh, with Civics with those coffee can exhaust pipes on them.

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You know I am just kidding pal. Ha Ha. There a lot of guys that drive around here in Pittsburgh, with Civics with those coffee can exhaust pipes on them.


We have plenty of those out here. I call them "Autopia" cars, they sound just like the ones at Disneyland. :lol:

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maradamx3 wrote:
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Well, I can tell you this is Mustang is a 1970 Mach 1 :rolleyes:
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There is only one REAL Mustang - the one that is polished aluminum in the background. That black thing is an eyesore to the rest of the collection. :lol:



Spoken from someone that more than likely drives a mighty Honda Civic. :lol:


You're so far off you wouldn't have scored with a hand grenade. Of all the possible cars you could have chosen, a Civic? Man, that's weak. You can do better than that. :wink: And I thought you were a friendly guy, what with answering my NMoUSAF questions and all. Guess I was wrong. :cry:

And JB, my point exactly. Thanks

Tommy

PS This is all in good fun, I hope everyone knows. I'm an equal auto mfg offender!


You know I am just kidding pal. Ha Ha. There a lot of guys that drive around here in Pittsburgh, with Civics with those coffee can exhaust pipes on them.


Dang Mustang, what did those poor Coffee cans ever do to you? :roll: :lol:

Call them what they really are, Fart Cans!
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I just think it is funny when a Sunfire pulls up to me at the light and I am in my Mustang or the General Lee, and wants to race.
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This is the last thing they ever see.

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I'll bet the backstory on that '70 351 MACH 1 is that it probably belonged to Dels son for whom the museum is named and dedicated, he was quite an amateur road racer and died when he misplaced the road at an excessive rate of knots in his Nazi slot car...er...Porche 911

Not true. Mike wasn't driving. His younger brother Mark was (he was the Indy racer). Mike & Rhory Draeger another OR ANG F-15 pilot were along for the ride (Draeger had 2 kills in Desert Storm) were killed and Mark didn't get a scratch. Booze, darkness, rain and speed caused this.
I'm not sure if this was Mike's car or not but I only ever saw him driving his Bronco.

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I just think it is funny when a Sunfire pulls up to me at the light and I am in my Mustang or the General Lee, and wants to race.
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Any pics of the Carpenter Lake P-39 hulk at Tillamook?

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