Lastest at Pima as of July 2020

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jamesintucson

Re: Lastest at Pima as of July 2020

Wed Jul 29, 2020 5:44 pm

Pogo wrote:Beautiful pix, thanks!! Now, if anyone just happens to want to photograph the PB4Y and post again, I for one wouldn't mind too much. Those of us here in LSFM territory were awfully sad to see that bird go away, still miss her and will for a long time to come, though happy she got a great home. Whenever I see her all put together and painted I commence to daydreaming of things that might have been all over again.

Thanks again James, you rock! :rock:


Here's a couple. Not from today, it's too hot to walk over there. :)

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and a really bad cell phone photo of the windscreen after we replaced the wraparound firebomber one. Yes it needed to be dusted too.
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Pogo
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Re: Lastest at Pima as of July 2020

Wed Jul 29, 2020 7:19 pm

Oh boy -- I wasn't aware it got a proper windscreen. :shock: WAY COOL!! :supz:
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Re: Lastest at Pima as of July 2020

Wed Jul 29, 2020 8:26 pm

Doing some more snooping on Flickr, here's a cool shot of the Pima Privateer:

https://www.flickr.com/photos/24526864@N03/49108874766/
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