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Started by eric lipper, March 24, 2020, 09:26:48 PM

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The Going Thing

Quote from: Rukiddin on March 26, 2020, 02:43:03 PM
Wow! What altitude was that picture taken? Long way from Cessna 172  ;D
This was reply to Going Thing cockpit picture
That was taken at 37,000 AGL.

eric lipper

1947 Beech Staggerwing
1955 Beech Bonanza
1963 Vette Split Window
1965 Jag Conv
1966 GT350
1967 GT500
1968 GT500KR Conv
1969 Boss 429
1969 GT500 Conv
1978 King Cobra
1984 Aerostar 700P
2001 King Air F90GT
2002 Enzo
2005 Ford GT
2005 NSX

The Going Thing

#32
Quote from: Don Johnston on March 26, 2020, 02:46:08 PM
No room for a signature on the dash.


Carroll Shelby was a flight instructor as well. I am sure he would have been amazed at the modern flight deck.  It still isn't equipped with a coffee maker and my last trip the FA dumped coffee on me just because of a little bump. Tisk, Tisk.. :D


mygt350

Continuous caretaker of 5S228 since May 1967

1967 eight barrel

Quote from: deathsled on March 26, 2020, 02:49:22 PM
Quote from: The Going Thing on March 25, 2020, 11:08:27 PM
This is something so few will ever experience. It is stunningly beautiful to me no matter how many times I see it.
Actually looks like you are heading into the Mutara Nebula.
The Milky Way!

eric lipper

Quote from: The Going Thing on March 26, 2020, 07:07:45 PM
Quote from: eric lipper on March 26, 2020, 03:56:51 PM
My favorite panel

Piper?

Yes that is an Aerostar 700P and one of 25 built.  260 KTAS at FL 250.  Now guess what this is:

1947 Beech Staggerwing
1955 Beech Bonanza
1963 Vette Split Window
1965 Jag Conv
1966 GT350
1967 GT500
1968 GT500KR Conv
1969 Boss 429
1969 GT500 Conv
1978 King Cobra
1984 Aerostar 700P
2001 King Air F90GT
2002 Enzo
2005 Ford GT
2005 NSX

JD

'67 Shelby Headlight Bucket Grommets https://www.saacforum.com/index.php?topic=254.0
'67 Shelby Lower Grille Edge Protective Strip https://www.saacforum.com/index.php?topic=1237.0

The Going Thing

Someone has a Model 17. I wouldn't mind kicking the rudder around a bit in that one.

eric lipper

Quote from: The Going Thing on March 26, 2020, 10:55:56 PM
Someone has a Model 17. I wouldn't mind kicking the rudder around a bit in that one.

Winner winner chicken dinner.  Tail number is N666TX.  The devil from Texas.  :)
1947 Beech Staggerwing
1955 Beech Bonanza
1963 Vette Split Window
1965 Jag Conv
1966 GT350
1967 GT500
1968 GT500KR Conv
1969 Boss 429
1969 GT500 Conv
1978 King Cobra
1984 Aerostar 700P
2001 King Air F90GT
2002 Enzo
2005 Ford GT
2005 NSX

The Going Thing

Another I love to fly. They were retired in Sept 19.

eric lipper

Here are a couple of more shots.  The plane was on display at the Lone Star Museum of Flight for a while here in Houston but sitting was aging her faster than use.
1947 Beech Staggerwing
1955 Beech Bonanza
1963 Vette Split Window
1965 Jag Conv
1966 GT350
1967 GT500
1968 GT500KR Conv
1969 Boss 429
1969 GT500 Conv
1978 King Cobra
1984 Aerostar 700P
2001 King Air F90GT
2002 Enzo
2005 Ford GT
2005 NSX

shelbydoug

Quote from: The Going Thing on March 25, 2020, 11:08:27 PM
This is something so few will ever experience. It is stunningly beautiful to me no matter how many times I see it.

Are these the planes that were grounded?
68 GT350 Lives Matter!

The Going Thing

No. The 73-Max is.  There is nothing a matter with it. I am rated on the 738 as well. 24 in our fleet and 27 in South West's fleet. Not one issue with thousands of hours on them. Not to start another thread with the question, Doug.

Eric: I was on staff at Chino Air Museum.  I love vintage aircraft, especially prop-driven early fighters.  Your Mod 17 is absolutely beautiful.

shelbydoug

Quote from: The Going Thing on March 27, 2020, 11:20:02 AM
No. The 73-Max is.  There is nothing a matter with it. I am rated on the 738 as well. 24 in our fleet and 27 in South West's fleet. Not one issue with thousands of hours on them. Not to start another thread with the question, Doug.

Eric: I was on staff at Chino Air Museum.  I love vintage aircraft, especially prop-driven early fighters.  Your Mod 17 is absolutely beautiful.

;)
68 GT350 Lives Matter!