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Looking to borrow a little money..

Its certainly nice, but I think its cheaper to keep flying Milton's version.....

Cheers,
Huub
 
Y'know... I normally see people that own such extravagant things (like six-figure wrist watches, or houses so large they require a staff of eight just to keep the trinkets dusted) and my favorite expression for them is "more money than common sense." But if I were to win a couple of powerball tickets back to back, I think I'd pick that up. That sort of living history needs to be preserved for future generations. I hope she finds a good loving home.
 
Hmmmm.. and it's already painted in SOH colors...

might be a bit tough just before the spring Outhouse fund-raiser tho'
 
Devildog73 said:
Didn't Sky King fly one similar just before they took him off the TV?
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Nope!

The title role was played by Kirby Grant who, according to his contemporaries, was really a pilot and did as much flying as he could in the TV series. When the TV series began, Sky King flew a Cessna T-50 Bobcat. In 1956 it was replaced with a 1956 Cessna 310B. The last aircraft used was a 1960 Cessna 310D.
 
The Howard is on static display at the National Business Aircraft Assn. show in Las Vegas this week, sitting in the midst of a ramp full of kerosene-burners.
 
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