Not mentioned in the listing: How are the first class accommodations? First-release movies as well as some classicss? Wi-Fi? Live TV? Real glasses for cocktails, I assume?
See also: This is the coolest thing.
By David S. Wallens
Dec 11, 2019
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Car Catcher,
Taylor,
Aerocar
We were promised more of these as kids, but this 1954 Taylor Aerocar is billed as “the only vehicle in the United States that is both air and roadworthy with full FAA certification.”
Power comes from a Lycoming 0-320 engine. In the air, it will go 100 mph. On the ground, it will cover 300 miles. If you’d like to see the auction or bid on this car, go to Barret Jackson's website.
Not mentioned in the listing: How are the first class accommodations? First-release movies as well as some classicss? Wi-Fi? Live TV? Real glasses for cocktails, I assume?
See also: This is the coolest thing.
Nope to the hell no.
It has seat belts.
So did pretty much every plane that ever crashed.
Margie
Marjorie Suddard said:So did pretty much every plane that ever crashed.
Margie
I don’t like your attitude !
( just kidding )
LOL
A flat-bottomed steering wheel, just like a true race car!
Don2001l said:I don’t like your altitude !
( just kidding )
LOL
alfabeach said:A flat-bottomed steering wheel, just like a true race car!
Or a true race plane? (I admit, I don't know a ton about planes.)
Which paint did they use on it, was it br127? Wondering how well protected the outside bonded areas are.
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