stafford1500 wrote:
I'm going to live up to my posting status and point out that the RAF ran their tail flash on the leading edge of the vertical stabilizer, rather than the rudder.
Hard to get a color image of a real Boulton Paul Defiant, but you get the idea.
slantvaliant wrote:If you don't sing along, get off my lawn.
Rusted_Busted_Spit wrote:
That reminds me of a one-off Civic 1200 seen at Chimney Rock.
Imagine this:
in white with bigger flares - and no roof.
Is this scoop on backwards?
GladlyTheCrossEyedBear wrote:carguy123 wrote:No. It sounds like a two stroke.
Not this?
Bwahahhahaa... I'll be doing this bright & early tomorrow morning! Moving a Champ fuselage from the hangar to a shop 2 miles away.
We did it once before, guy sat in the Pawnee cockpit working the foot brakes......
RossD wrote:
Needs better wheels
Duke wrote: OK, that's pretty awesome, but it probably flops like:
That's a pinfish. Those little bait thieves are worse than posting flounder.
There is an upside, though. If approached properly, bait thieving pinfish can be turned into useful bait themselves by reducing hook and bait size and casting into the area where they are troubling you. After that...
Brett_Murphy wrote:
914Driver wrote: Is this scoop on backwards?
Yes, yes it is. The last time I saw a teardrop scoop like that, it was on a mid 80s F150. That one was backwards too.
Oy, I see Florida GRMers doing bad things with their Flamingos in October....
These guys brought the excitement to LS Fest this weekend.
(sorry for potato image, looked bad on my phone, looks worse here.)
This was Labor Day dinner. And day after Labor Day breakfast. There are more pictures available...
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