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PostPosted: Wed Dec 13, 2006 12:38 am 
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let's cut to the crap.... is goodyear corporation holding out out on an fg?? if so, why?? you'd think they would be pro public relations with the warbird cause. their stance only makes them look like shameless opportunists!!

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PostPosted: Wed Dec 13, 2006 1:45 am 
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What are you talking about? Am I missing something?


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Could you please elaborate Tom?

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tom d. friedman wrote:
let's cut to the crap.... i


Tom,

Do you mean "cut to the chase" or "cut out the crap"? :shock:

What's going on??

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He's talking about this:

http://warbirdinformationexchange.org/p ... hp?t=10130


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No. The last Goodyear Corsair in the possession of Goodyear was donated to the USMC in the 1970s. Period. No matter what the wishful thinking is, there isn't another one. I'm not sure why the rumor of "there is another Corsair at the Airdock" won't die.

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No. The last Goodyear Corsair in the possession of Goodyear was donated to the USMC in the 1970s. Period. No matter what the wishful thinking is, there isn't another one. I'm not sure why the rumor of "there is another Corsair at the Airdock" won't die.


But we've got Tom's lynch mob all ready! Find us a victim! :D

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Even if they were holding out - If they owned it wouldn't it be there right to do with it as they please.
While I agree with Tom that the motives would suck and it would be bad PR I realize that a lot of warbirds that exist because of shameless oppurtunists that did all the work on restoration, including dumping in a lot there own money into their recovery with the intent of turning a profit.

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Randy Haskin wrote:


I thought I explained that I knew what happened to the "mystery corsair" in this thread. I was simply asking about the fact that this corsair seems to have been in two different places. I was wondering if it was this fact that might have caused the mystery--instead of two corsairs and one being missing, there was only one corsair that was moved between two different places :?


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randy's on the money, his post is the mystery bird, & i hear it's tucked safely away, & no elvis isn't in the cockpit with it either!! :P

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