Hey Brett, I've got one of those!
not related: Michigan fisherman uses windup Merc to stir coffee.
Amazon sells packages of cool stickers. A couple of young gentlemen were ogling the Zoomboni today at the autocross. I gave them an arts n crafts project, I like the way it turned out.
914Driver said:Hey Brett, I've got one of those!
The seller down here is asking over $3000 for theirs.
Vintage is neat and all, but modern ones work well, too.
VX-9 Test evaluation squadron "Vandy One"
Nothing could go wrong here .....
Northrup plant - 1949.
We have sandbags for positioning animals for radiographs. The new one will have me doing a double take until I get used to it.
In reply to 914Driver :
Loves me some B-49. It's a shame they never play the 1953 War Of The Worlds on TV any more, because the Wing has a starring (if ultimately ineffective) role.
Man, talk about hotrod sailboats. Those look like big Chesapeake Bay log canoes:
If we are talking planes that should have been, we cant overlook the Martin XB-51. Praised by all who flew her. Exceeded all attack bomber requirements put forth by the Air Force. Shot down by politics. Martin was allowed to build the aircraft that "won" the competition, the English Electric Canberra.
Duke said:Man, talk about hotrod sailboats. Those look like big Chesapeake Bay log canoes:
I'd love to crew on a sailboat. I taught myself to sail a little, but I'd love to help on the boat while someone much more knowledgeable told me what I should be doing. I'd love to be the guy in the tan hat on the outrigger but I'm not sure any boat needs THAT much ballast.
One of them lost a piece of chicken
Ponch indeed.
Or, if you prefer, SPONCH:
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