Warbird Information Exchange

Talk about a once-in-a-lifetime experience for anyone who wasn't a combat fast mover jock in 'Nam...
I looked into this once out of curiosity, assuming that it was way beyond what I could afford. I was right. My wife would probably seriously consider divorce for even suggesting it as a joke...

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Life member, 91st BG Memorial Association
Owner, 1944 Willys MB #366014
Former REMF (US Army, O3)

[quote="RickH"]When you finish your Gunfighter ride you can start thinking about stepping it up a bit.

We're waiting for you !

I'm afraid to even look at those, I'm sure it would be exhilarating!...
A dream since I was ten years old realized. It was worth the wait and every penny!
The pilot (Lumpy) is an awesome guy and fantastic pilot. I can't believe how smooth and steady the flight was. If you ever had the thought that you might want a warbird flight, don't wait another minute, book it, do it, love it! There were some nice other aircraft there as well (Tony B's P-51 Petie 2nd, SB2C, PB4Y, Corsair, SBD, B-17, B-29, C-45, T-6 (s) Navions. A really nice prequel to Oshkosh. Some pics Here:

http://s1242.photobucket.com/user/14RGI ... w/Aircraft

While I'd love to take a hop in a Phantom, I think I'll put that money into parts for a P-51 project. instead...

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Always looking for P-51D parts.