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  • #91
    Re: How many of you have actually riden in a warbird?

    I've flown in a T-37, T-38, F-16, and a TF-51 at Stallion 51 in FL.

    Have to say the TF-51 was the best experience for pure flying. The folks at Stallion 51 are first class--professional through and through. A wonderful experience and well worth every penny. I took my dad down there for his retirement (former NOAA Weather Service & Air Traffic Controller-New York Center till 1981 & CFII-G). He acquired the "Stang Smile".

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    • #92
      Re: How many of you have actually riden in a warbird?

      Merlin's Magic, 2007, thanks Marilyn and Stu.
      Almost impossible for me to climb into. Taking out the seat cushions helped. Kinda snug especially after the canopy closed, but what a blast. It was a bit different than I imagined. While noisy, it is a much different sound from the inside, with wind noise and vibration. The sensation of speed is not as much as I imagined except when you are ripping along about 20 feet off the deck!!!!! What a terrific airplane, crew and family. Stu Marilyn, Bill and Jim are about the nicest people you could ever meet.
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      Last edited by Bill@Interstell; 09-30-2008, 11:24 PM.
      Bill Garnett
      InterstellarDust
      Air Race Fanatic since 1965

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      • #93
        Re: How many of you have actually riden in a warbird?

        nice wing tips.

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        • #94
          Re: How many of you have actually riden in a warbird?

          B-17G EAA "Aluminum Overcast" Oroville, CA
          B-24J Collings "Witchcraft", Chico, CA
          B-25J Collings "Tondelayo", McClelland Airfield, Sacramento, CA
          Joe

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          • #95
            Re: How many of you have actually riden in a warbird?

            Since "Warbird" wasn't defined it looks like anything military fits the category. So, here's my list (% PIC, * Stick Time):

            AT-11 *
            C-124
            C-12J
            C-130
            C-131
            C-141
            C-26
            C-47 *
            C-5
            C-54
            CH-47
            F-100 (seat time)
            F-106 (simulator and seat time)
            F-4 (seat time)
            HC-97
            HH-3E
            HH-43
            HU-16
            KC-135
            L-19 *
            L-3 %
            L-4 %
            L-5 %
            LC-126
            N2S-3 %
            OH-58
            PT-13 %
            PT-17 %
            PT-17 450HP %
            PT-22 *
            Ryan STM
            T-41 %
            T-6 *
            U-21
            U-3A %
            U-6
            UC-61 *
            UC-78 *
            UH-1
            Last edited by Skyracer; 10-01-2008, 09:56 AM.

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            • #96
              Re: How many of you have actually riden in a warbird?

              Originally posted by MRE
              nice wing tips.
              Race (short) configuration...
              Bill Garnett
              InterstellarDust
              Air Race Fanatic since 1965

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              • #97
                Re: How many of you have actually riden in a warbird?

                Got some more SF260 drive time yesterday.
                Last edited by Inverted; 10-04-2008, 01:00 PM.
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