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ERA GT for sale SN2019 ERA replica of a 1965 GT-40 for sale (5,500 miles). Getting too old to provide TLC. $87,000 (includes $1,000 allowance for A/C leak repair). Mo. Title, 1965 Asse (self assembled – kit), originally licensed 10/96 (have the 10/97 renewal slip). Chassis: Stainless...

Hi. Here's an email excerpt from a member in BC. <I would be interested. If there is strong documentation to show the car was built and registered in 1996, then it would meet the 15 year old exemption for Transport Canada and I could import it without much hassle. So, send me some info...

what a great series of videos. Fascinating! Thanks for posting.

Don't know about politics, but he's certainly not a Scot...nor an Aussie either, as I'm told they are very familiar with sheep...especially the cute little ewes :o)... Pete, is that true? :o)

A cowboy named Bud A cowboy named Bud was overseeing his herd in a remote mountainous pasture in Montana when suddenly a brand-new BMW advanced toward him out of a cloud of dust. The driver, a young man in a Brioni® suit, Gucci® shoes, RayBan® sunglasses and YSL® tie, leaned out the window and...

AMEN!!!

The wisdom of an old Marine. Commandant of the Marine Corps, General Al Gray, a crusty old 'Field Marine', loved his Marines and often slipped into the mess hall wearing a faded old field jacket without any rank or insignia on it. He would go through the chow line just like a private. In...

Just got back from the Mustang experience at Lake Kissimmee, Fl. Fly the dual control P51 Mustang, Stallion 51 offers orientation flights, checkout training, flight training, pilot training, air shows, aircraft management What a helluva experience. I have even more respect for those guys in...

Disclaimer: this is not 'my' theory, guys. I just forwarded something a friend sent me, although it does make sense. Like it was said before re. the Air France crash etc., there are always lots of theories and conjecture by 'experts' and the media shortly after an accident, based on no facts...

John, Fighters have a flying tail/no elevator like you said, to provide pitch forces commensurate with supersonic flight - I think the F-86 introduced this after the early A models with elevators had 'issues' in transonic flight. Airliners (and I believe some light aircraft these days) have...

Terry, the airplane wasn’t ‘unstable’. Airplanes in flight have to be in balance, that balance being between the lift/UP force from the wings (averaged out over the surface and calculated to act through a point called the aerodynamic center/AC – big word, but just a math. convenience) and the...

FYI, Just got this from an old squadron buddy: This seems to fit. The following, I believe is a fairly accurate analysis of Leeland's loss of control of the P51 Galloping Ghost. It was written in a blog of comments. This accident was caused by the failure of the left elevator trim...

I think they were. Then, getting those little doughnut shaped creases out of the seat was another problem :o)

Looks a lot like an approach I made into Chicago once, in a B727, quartering headwind 30 kts. gusting to 52 :o)

The Plans Department/Contingency planning at the Pentagon has a group of people whose sole task is to come up with every conceivable scenario affecting the U.S and it's interests, then create a response. The detail of the response plan is directly proportional to the 'probability' of it...

A congressman was seated next to a little girl on an airplane so he > turned to her and said, "Do you want to talk? Flights go quicker if you > strike up a conversation with your fellow passenger." > > The little girl, who had just started to read her book, replied to the > total...

Tom, the hand from Wyoming says, "I must be the strongest, meanest, toughest cowboy there is. Why, just the other day, a bull got loose in the corral. It had gored six men before I wrestled it to the ground by the horns with my bare hands and castrated that sucker with my teeth." Ben, from...

No Blair fans here, I take it? :o)

Oxford Dictionary's humorous definitions Divorce: Future tense of marriage. Cigarette: A pinch of tobacco rolled in paper with fire at one end & a fool on the other. Lecture: An art of transferring information from the notes of the Lecturer to the notes of the students without...