In reply to PMRacing :
The Ralph Gilles carbon fiber Charger by SpeedKore. I wonder what that cost him?
In reply to PMRacing :
The Ralph Gilles carbon fiber Charger by SpeedKore. I wonder what that cost him?
Vintage gasser "barn-find" spotted yesterday.
Indy - Guy said:NickD said:
What is that?
Edit to add pic:
It's a Noble M10 with a 500hp K24 swap
Crazy
Noddaz said:
The gears are down so I suspect the DC-3 / C-47 made an ice landing and then fell through.
Since the diver is not in a full wetsuit. I thought the DC3 was in the tropics. In my lifetime, they would make a big drop over florida, parachute out, and ditch the plane...
In reply to RX Reven' :
In some places they sink things specifically for people to dive on them for training and recreation. That might be what happened there. Or, they sunk it to start an artificial reef.
Its definitely there on purpose. It didn't ditch. The gear is intact, and the props aren't Twizzlers. I'd guess completely timed out on airframe and engines, or a drug runner seizure.
B-17F Black Jack, ditched of of New Guinea, July 10, 1943. Where she remains to this day.
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Yep, if it's got nooks & crannies ....
Some things have move nooks and crannies than other...
"but do they have alcoves, am I using that work right, alcoves?" (weird movie reference)
My step dad flew off the the Oriskany and was a bit sad to see it sunk, but it's still better than cutting it up.
In reply to fasted58 :
DeadSkunk (Warren) said:In reply to PMRacing :
The Ralph Gilles carbon fiber Charger by SpeedKore. I wonder what that cost him?
He's driven it to Cars & Coffee at Pastieners in Birmingham at 15 Mile and Woodward. Come and ask him!
Is this the turbine thread?
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