http://lbirds.forumotion.com/off-topic-section-f10/-t1.htm Keep it clean and friendly - and no baiting! Wed, 06 May 2009 13:45:46 GMT 10 http://i71.servimg.com/u/f71/13/41/22/69/forumh11.jpg http://lbirds.forumotion.com/off-topic-section-f10/-t1.htm http://lbirds.forumotion.com/off-topic-section-f10/beech-restorations-t62.htm Rob I thought this website may interest those on the forum - as well as Austering when I can, I also volunteer with a group called Beech Restorations, who are restoring a Beech 18 and a T6 Texan, as well as two other T6's (well, one's a Harvard), all for flight. Another Beech 18 with the Volpar nose gear we were looking after then repainted has since flown down to Australia, after previously being in the USA. http://www.beechrestorations.com Here's a few photos I took from our open day ... Off-Topic Section Wed, 06 May 2009 13:45:46 GMT http://lbirds.forumotion.com/off-topic-section-f10/beech-restorations-t62.htm#230 http://lbirds.forumotion.com/off-topic-section-f10/beech-restorations-t62.htm http://lbirds.forumotion.com/off-topic-section-f10/stop-tsa-s-lasp-website-t42.htm RyanShort1
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Ryan]]> Off-Topic Section Sat, 21 Feb 2009 18:20:46 GMT http://lbirds.forumotion.com/off-topic-section-f10/stop-tsa-s-lasp-website-t42.htm#166 http://lbirds.forumotion.com/off-topic-section-f10/stop-tsa-s-lasp-website-t42.htm http://lbirds.forumotion.com/off-topic-section-f10/probably-the-best-never-to-see-active-service-t8.htm Glyn I would suggest that the Boeing YL-15 would be a contender. Having read the flight manual for it (and the XL-15) I am very impressed. The US however was introducing helicopters at the time and production was limited to a trial batch. Are there any left today? Off-Topic Section Sat, 03 Jan 2009 11:58:04 GMT http://lbirds.forumotion.com/off-topic-section-f10/probably-the-best-never-to-see-active-service-t8.htm#10 http://lbirds.forumotion.com/off-topic-section-f10/probably-the-best-never-to-see-active-service-t8.htm http://lbirds.forumotion.com/off-topic-section-f10/what-do-you-know-thats-stored-t24.htm tony hoskins Over here in the UK, its fairly rare to find hidden gems stored away in barns and sheds. Even in my neck of the woods there is rumoured to be a vintage DH Puss Moth hidden away but I've yet to find it. We get quite a few vintage gliders left to rot as their value decreases, indeed hopefully I'm going to be rebuilding one for a customer later this year - but what do you guys have over stateside? Does your local airstrip have an old barnstorming stearman looking for a home, or a Willys Jeep ... Off-Topic Section Sat, 10 Jan 2009 00:19:37 GMT http://lbirds.forumotion.com/off-topic-section-f10/what-do-you-know-thats-stored-t24.htm#68 http://lbirds.forumotion.com/off-topic-section-f10/what-do-you-know-thats-stored-t24.htm