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Posted: Fri Nov 04, 2005 7:56 amRegretably, no TommyB I do not. After being my primary mode of transportation for 13 years I gave it to my brother who later sold it. Other cars I wish now I had keep was a 1965 Olds 442 (bought new), a 1967 Chevelle SS (bought new), and a 1964 Chevy Nova Super Sport with a 6 cyl. engine from the factory. Oh well, you know wht they say about spilled milk.
Russell
Russell
Posted: Fri Nov 04, 2005 8:12 amYou guys wouldn't laugh at an old dog trying to learn new tricks now would ya?
Thanks for flipping the photo over for me Yankeflyer. Did you notice how green the grass was in the middle of Febuary? Do ya think I might possibly have a long flying season?
Russell
Thanks for flipping the photo over for me Yankeflyer. Did you notice how green the grass was in the middle of Febuary? Do ya think I might possibly have a long flying season?
Russell
Posted: Fri Nov 04, 2005 10:01 amHey Russel
Your plane looks just like mine must be close to the same year.
Here is the frappi link so you can get on the map and then we can see where the grass is green in Feb. http://www.frappr.com/lazairflyers
The 1968 Super B is the one I let get away.
mbm
Your plane looks just like mine must be close to the same year.
Here is the frappi link so you can get on the map and then we can see where the grass is green in Feb. http://www.frappr.com/lazairflyers
The 1968 Super B is the one I let get away.
mbm