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wendovertom
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Randy will not want to hear this - one of the last "stock" Cavalier Mustangs was involved in a crash in December in Idaho. During a maintnance flight after an engine rebuild it lost power twice and then a third time as the pilot was trying to get it back to the runway. unfortunalty it did not make it and the plane cartwheeled in the highway median strip - engine ripped from the firewall, prop destroyed and heavy damage to the wings. Pilot walked away! whew!!

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That was John Bagely. Old news, had me scared. :roll:

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Happened over 3 months ago, reported and discussed at length on here at the time.

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Where the heck have I been. A friend is headed up there this week on business and said he is going to try and get in to see the remains.

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Good luck....the remains are in Wahpeton ND in line to be rebuilt!

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As well as in Caldwell, Idaho if I'm not mistaken.
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John-Curtiss Paul wrote:
As well as in Caldwell, Idaho if I'm not mistaken.


The fuselage is at Beck's shop and the wing is at Oders in Kindred. Not sure where the tail feathers are or where the rest of the airplane firewall forward is.

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I'm sorry, and I'm not making light of the crash, BUT..."The fuselage is over here, and the wings are over there..." reminds me of the scene from The Wizard of OZ when Scarecrow has just been beat up and is saying, "That's part of me over there and that's some more of me over there..." :D

Don't the ol' gray matter work in mysterious (and weird) ways?

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Mudge wrote:
I'm sorry, and I'm not making light of the crash, BUT..."The fuselage is over here, and the wings are over there..." reminds me of the scene from The Wizard of OZ when Scarecrow has just been beat up and is saying, "That's part of me over there and that's some more of me over there..." :D

Don't the ol' gray matter work in mysterious (and weird) ways?

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I'm glad you said that, because I was kind of thinking the same thing a bit. :) Maybe it is just me but I think it is fine that you said that since the pilot was OK. If he wasn't, I think it would be a different story!
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Ace...Had the pilot been injured/killed, it would have never been considered.
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