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Very nice... :D
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[quote="Warbirdnerd"]Very nice... :D

Indeed! :D
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Beautiful! Just think someday we might see a pair of Twin Mustangs in formation!


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Great stuff, love the dog also!
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A true work of art. what alot of very hard,VERY EXPENSIVE work. thank god for talented people with very deep pockets

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Wow, what a professional looking operation.

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The photo of Mr.Chuck Giese hard at work he displays on his WIX posts shows him busting a major sweat.come on buddy,lifes too short,take it easy sometimes.you'll kill yourself.

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Chuck Giese
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agent86 wrote:
The photo of Mr.Chuck Giese hard at work he displays on his WIX posts shows him busting a major sweat.come on buddy,lifes too short,take it easy sometimes.you'll kill yourself.


Hey, what can I say? I was ruined at an early age by watching "Petticoat Junction". Uncle Joe became my role model. Unfortunately, I ended up with one niece, not three. But, life is what you make of it...

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Chuck Giese wrote:
Hey, what can I say? I was ruined at an early age by watching "Petticoat Junction". Uncle Joe became my role model. Unfortunately, I ended up with one niece, not three. But, life is what you make of it...




Speaking of Uncle Joe... :lol:


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So, what are the chances of Chuck Giese getting us some updated pics of the "other" Twin Mustang rebuild?

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Dan K wrote:
Chuck Giese wrote:
Hey, what can I say? I was ruined at an early age by watching "Petticoat Junction". Uncle Joe became my role model. Unfortunately, I ended up with one niece, not three. But, life is what you make of it...




Speaking of Uncle Joe... :lol:


Oh man, livin the dream.....

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So, what are the chances of Chuck Giese getting us some updated pics of the "other" Twin Mustang rebuild?


I'd just be duplicating what they already have online...

http://www.xp-82twinmustangproject.com
and on facebook as Xp-82 Twin Mustang Prototype Project (44-83887)

FWIW, I've been impressed with the work that they are doing.

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Chuck Giese wrote:
I'd just be duplicating what they already have online...

http://www.xp-82twinmustangproject.com
and on facebook as Xp-82 Twin Mustang Prototype Project (44-83887)

FWIW, I've been impressed with the work that they are doing.



Thanks, Chuck...their website slipped my radar until now. Amazing progress.

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Chuck Giese wrote:
agent86 wrote:
The photo of Mr.Chuck Giese hard at work he displays on his WIX posts shows him busting a major sweat.come on buddy,lifes too short,take it easy sometimes.you'll kill yourself.


Hey, what can I say? I was ruined at an early age by watching "Petticoat Junction". Uncle Joe became my role model. Unfortunately, I ended up with one niece, not three. But, life is what you make of it...

"And that's Uncle Joe,He's a movin kinda slow at the Junction,Pettycoat Junction"
You relalize we are giving away our advanced age in this post dont you? over half of the WIX crowd are asking"Uncle who?,Pettycoat what?"

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Perfect.

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Dan K wrote:
Chuck Giese wrote:
Hey, what can I say? I was ruined at an early age by watching "Petticoat Junction". Uncle Joe became my role model. Unfortunately, I ended up with one niece, not three. But, life is what you make of it...




Speaking of Uncle Joe... :lol:


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That airline has some nice looking flight attendants!

So, what are the chances of Chuck Giese getting us some updated pics of the "other" Twin Mustang rebuild?

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