Warbird Information Exchange

Greetings All -

Here's a few of the Temco TT-1 Pinto for your perusal and pleasure. Photos courtesy of my friends at the Vought Heritage Group/Vought Retiree's Club, keepers of the Vought historical archives....

Enjoy the Day! Mark

I had never heard or known about this aircraft until now!

Thanks for the great pics!

Here's the one Ezell Aviation did for Lewis Shaw.......

http://www.ezellaviation.com/Past%20Pages/ej1.htm

Gary

Here is a cockpit photo to add to your fine group of flight shots.

Cool!

I didn't know there was one still flying.

Z

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Thanks for that link Gary - nice! Mark

Here are some scans of photos of two Pintos. The first three were taken at Planes of Fame Air Show May 14, 1988 and the fourth one was taken at the Airzona Airfest, Prescott, AZ Oct 7, 1989.

Revision I originally had the aircraft ids reversed

The yellow one is TT-1 s/n 12, Bu No 144234 & N4486L
The white one is TT-2 s/n 4, Bu No 144226 & N7752A

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Mike Coutches flies his yearly to the Pacific Coast Dream Machine Show

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Isn't there a fourth flying painted in Navy blue? Do all of them have the Learjet engine conversion or are any of them flying with the original underpowered turbojet?

Mike Dillon has a Super Pinto based in Scottsdale, AZ, Has Sylvester painted on one side of the tail, and Tweety on the other.

The Kempthorn TT-1 N556K based at CAK.

Jim

The Super Pinto with the T-38 engine looks like it would be a blast to fly!

Bill - thanks for the cockpit photo. Nice and simple it is.

Thanks to all for the photos of the survivors. All things considered, with only 14 originally being produced, there's a decent number still around and even flying. Too bad those percentages don't work out for other aircraft types

Enjoy the Day! Mark

>>The Super Pinto with the T-38 engine looks like it would be a blast to fly!

It is-

On a hot day, with two people and full fuel- your initial climb rate may be "down" to around 3000 fpm....

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