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Please see the most recent updates in the "Where did the .com name go?" thread. Posts number 16 and 17.
Blue Angels Bearcat
- Thread starter ijay
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ijay
Member
Not that you're biased in any way
if you have [FONT="]$1,875,000[/FONT] (price reduced!!) left over from your Vertigo purchase, you might want get the real thing:
http://www.courtesyaircraft.com/Current Inventory/N68RW Grumman F8F-2 Bearcat Spec.htm
It's easier to hide the FSX plane - and the bill - from the spouse, though.
Cheers,
Mark
http://www.courtesyaircraft.com/Current Inventory/N68RW Grumman F8F-2 Bearcat Spec.htm
It's easier to hide the FSX plane - and the bill - from the spouse, though.
Cheers,
Mark
ijay
Member
> Do you think i could have it without the lime green interior
Oh, I guess someone who can cough up [FONT="]$1,875,000[/FONT] can have the lime green changed to candy apple red, if neccessary
Cheers,
Mark
Oh, I guess someone who can cough up [FONT="]$1,875,000[/FONT] can have the lime green changed to candy apple red, if neccessary
Cheers,
Mark
delta_lima
Charter Member 2015
Do you think i could have it without the lime green interior
That "lime green interior" is zinc chromate paint - corrosion protection. Trust me, if that's your $2MM asset, it won't bother you do protect it .... :ernae: I'm sure HD or others who were around airplanes during the 40's and 50's (when it was commonly used) can elaborate on its merits
dl
It was known as "Baby Crap Yellow" - more or less. There was an exterior zinc chromate that was a darker green used on landing gear. etc.
Heres a picture of the Flight Test hangar at NAS Jacksonville, Florida where the U.S.. Naval Flight Exhibition Team originated from.
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Heres a picture of the Flight Test hangar at NAS Jacksonville, Florida where the U.S.. Naval Flight Exhibition Team originated from.
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