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I shudder to think just how much money I've spent on rides, it's all in a good cause and I think of the cash spent as a long term investment in my personal well-being !

B-17 ~ Sentimental Journey :D
B-17 ~ Thunderbird :D Cross Country
B-17 ~ Nine-O-Nine :D :D
B-17 ~ Aluminium Overcast :D :D
B-17 ~ Yankee Lady :D :D :D The last two were cross country
B-17 ~ Fuddy Duddy :D :D
B-24 ~ All American :D And as Witchcraft :D :D
B-25 ~ Miss Mitchell :D
B-25 ~ Yankee Lady :D
B-25 ~ Tondelayo :D
Lancaster ~ Mynarski Memorial :D
PBY-5 ~ Killer Cat ( in the UK ) :D :D
JU-52 ~ Operated by Lufthansa :D :D
P-51D Mustang ~ Red Nose :D
SDB Dauntless ~ CAF Dixie Wing :D

And sometimes I wonder why I aways seen to be in debit !

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I shudder to think just how much money I've spent on rides, it's all in a good cause and I think of the cash spent as a long term investment in my personal well-being !

B-17 ~ Sentimental Journey :D
B-17 ~ Thunderbird :D Cross Country
B-17 ~ Nine-O-Nine :D :D
B-17 ~ Aluminium Overcast :D :D
B-17 ~ Yankee Lady :D :D :D The last two were cross country
B-17 ~ Fuddy Duddy :D :D
B-24 ~ All American :D And as Witchcraft :D :D
B-25 ~ Miss Mitchell :D
B-25 ~ Yankee Lady :D
B-25 ~ Tondelayo :D
Lancaster ~ Mynarski Memorial :D
PBY-5 ~ Killer Cat ( in the UK ) :D :D
JU-52 ~ Operated by Lufthansa :D :D
P-51D Mustang ~ Red Nose :D
SDB Dauntless ~ CAF Dixie Wing :D

And sometimes I wonder why I aways seen to be in debit !


I'm turning green with envy!!! :axe:

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<sigh> I've got the shortest list.... :oops:

1 ride - AT-6 1999 Kissimmee Warbird Adventures. 8)

When I was a teenager, I had hoped to get a ride in a Ju-52 when it was parked at COI Merritt Island Airport. I used to help the guy with odd stuff, speaker wiring, clean it up, etc... I never did get a ride in it. :cry:

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<sigh> I've got the shortest list.... :oops:

1 ride - AT-6 1999 Kissimmee Warbird Adventures. 8)

When I was a teenager, I had hoped to get a ride in a Ju-52 when it was parked at COI Merritt Island Airport. I used to help the guy with odd stuff, speaker wiring, clean it up, etc... I never did get a ride in it. :cry:


Would that have been Martin Caiden?
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Would that have been Martin Caiden?
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Yes, but I never met him. It was his mechanic or helper or someone I used to talk to. Btw, was that a Spanish model or a german made '52?

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Not a big list but a frequent one!!

I still want my ride on the wing of the P-47,...just like the crew chiefs use to do back in the day to help the pilot taxi!!! :twisted: Yeah, dont think thats ever gonna happen either! :wink:
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GIJOE290 wrote:
<sigh> I've got the shortest list.... :oops:


GIJOE - you stand corrected, my list is as follows:


. . . . . . .

Oh that's right, I've never ridden in one. :( :D

Soon though hopefully. My fingers are crossed.

Trae, good luck with the P-47 ride, I want you to take lots of pictures when that happens! Cause I won't believe you otherwise! :lol:

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GIJOE - you stand corrected, my list is as follows:
You and I need to correct this situation. :wink: :D

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GIJOE - you stand corrected, my list is as follows:
You and I need to correct this situation. :wink: :D


I couldn't agree more! I see you soloed not too long ago. I soloed back in May '06. Yay! Congratulations! :)

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I couldn't agree more! I see you soloed not too long ago. I soloed back in May '06. Yay! Congratulations! :)
Hey Thanks! Congrats yourself, have you started you X-country? What Warbird are you hoping/wanting to fly in first? :)

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B-17G Yankee Lady: 4 Flights. Two flex + back and forth to Janesville, WI.

With some luck I'll be doing more Air show work this summer.

And of course, I'm not above begging like a poorly trained puppy dog for some seat time at Thunder this year. Attendees are advised to bring a rolled up newspaper to whack me in the nose with.

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Btw, was that a Spanish model or a german made '52?


Yes CASA model manufactured in Spain

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Btw, was that a Spanish model or a german made '52?


Yes CASA model manufactured in Spain

Dave


Dave,
I think you might be wrong. The JU-52 that was owned by Martin was a German built example and is now with Lufthansa as D-AQUI.
Anybody else confirm that please.

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