Sears was ahead of their time?
NO! thank you.
In reply to 914Driver :
...especially since that's a pusher prop!
And this is how you get out there:
914Driver said:NO! thank you.
Come on, he's wearing a leather helmet so we're good-to-go; right?
If he goes through that pusher prop, we've so got to have a low-time homicide detective try to figure out the 1/8 mile long trail of "salad shooter man"...I mean, there's going to be some serious what the berk head scratching.
It doesn't look like they had any way to feather the prop. But, they could close the hatches at the other end of the module so air would not be rushing by him. When I was 20, maybe even 40. I would have done it.
I never thought I'd get to see this, let alone in my tiny ass home town
1972 Maserati Boomerang dash.
RevRico said:
I never thought I'd get to see this, let alone in my tiny ass home town
If Alice Bowie ain't playin' "Earache My Eye" then I ain't goin'....
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I am so excited. 
Good, you can come to my house tomorrow and help shovel/plow the 18-20" we are supposed to get!
Just a reminder of what's to come....
In reply to lotusseven7 (Forum Supporter) :
I'm ready, I enjoy being out side especially in the snow. I got my tractor ready for big snow.
914Driver said:1972 Maserati Boomerang dash.
Needs paddle shifters.
Bowlus also made trailers? I knew of gliders.
Door on the front is different.
I saw a Bowlus Baby Albatross at the glider museum in Moriarty, NM.
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