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PostPosted: Sun Nov 15, 2009 6:29 pm 
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Yesterday at 2:02 had B17 roar right over my house headed for Ellington - I think it was Texas Raiders


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PostPosted: Sun Nov 15, 2009 6:41 pm 
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Yeah, I saw some old bomber flying over Clear Lake too, took it for granted it was T-Bird. Then I woke up, thought twice, and made a dash for the binocs .... and sure enough, it was TR. DANG, it used to be so easy ..... now you gotta really pay attention to see *which* B-17 it is. How inconvenient! 8)

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A well-known SoCal-based Beech Staggerwing with the beastly R-985 engine (i.e., Frankenplane)!


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I saw a T-34 with a Shannon in the back seat.

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Dave Martin in this a couple of times, had to fix a small hydraulic leak :wink: .

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He brought it to Graham and I put it in the hanger. That is one awesome Mustang restoration. Love watching David and Bruce fly it. Also like watching Bruce give Lee (my 6 year old) a hard time when Lee tells him how patiently he has been waiting for him to get here. :lol: You did a good job Steve, no leak when it got here.
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Awesome :!: :D
What is Lee sitting in in your avtar :?:


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He is asleep in the backseat of the Chipmunk after three great days at the Reklaw fly-in. He met more people than I did. :lol:

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Jeffro's from here :?:


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Of course, all my airplanes are in pieces. :oops:

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This afternoon I saw a C-47/DC-3 flying southeast over Tempe, too far away to make out any details other than its beautiful silhouette. I'm wondering if it didn't take off from Sky Harbor.


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Can't really call it a true Warbird, but my buddy took these pics while we flew to breakfast in Rochester (RCR) this morning in a 172. Anybody flying around Northern Indiana, stop by Rochester and get some grub at the American Legion, it's great!

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octane130 wrote:
A well-known SoCal-based Beech Staggerwing with the beastly R-985 engine (i.e., Frankenplane)!

Which one? I work on 3 of em :)

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Pair of T6's, P51, A26 & a Stinson:)

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Trey Carroll wrote:
Can't really call it a true Warbird, but my buddy took these pics while we flew to breakfast in Rochester (RCR) this morning in a 172. Anybody flying around Northern Indiana, stop by Rochester and get some grub at the American Legion, it's great!

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Cool Photos!

BTW, the originator of the thread (I guess he gets to make the rules for it :) ) said any airplanes, not just warbirds.

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Airplanejunkie wrote:
Trey Carroll wrote:
Can't really call it a true Warbird, but my buddy took these pics while we flew to breakfast in Rochester (RCR) this morning in a 172. Anybody flying around Northern Indiana, stop by Rochester and get some grub at the American Legion, it's great!

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Cool Photos!

BTW, the originator of the thread (I guess he gets to make the rules for it :) ) said any airplanes, not just warbirds.



Yep...any airplane boss. :D

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