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Jack Cook
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Hey that's my old B-25J. N8196H ; then owner Don Gilbertson..

flew her to Aus in 1983...now back at Yanks, Chino :cry:

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what was the sea dart doing at an air show?? it had been retired 20 years prior!!!

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Hey, Jack, thanks for the shot of the Tallmantz Zero/T-6. They're a little hard to come by. :drink3:

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what was the sea dart doing at an air show?? it had been retired 20 years prior!!!

Jus gett'n there. They taxi real slow on concrete...

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It kinda puzzles me how the sawhorse is supporting the nose of that seadart. :shock:

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what was the sea dart doing at an air show?? it had been retired 20 years prior!!!

Jus gett'n there. They taxi real slow on concrete...


yeah, but it is sitting in a puddle so it shouldn't have any problems

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what was the sea dart doing at an air show?? it had been retired 20 years prior!!!

Pretty sparse ramp for airshow. :idea:
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It kinda puzzles me how the sawhorse is supporting the nose of that seadart.

Think center of gravity. I can just picture it rocking back and forth in the wind :shock: Yee haa ride'em cowboy :P

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Think center of gravity. I can just picture it rocking back and forth in the wind Yee haa ride'em cowboy


thats one strong pony, Jack! :lol: :twisted: :P

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Thanks Jack... always interesting to see how they did it "old school"!

Along those lines (shameless advert) Gulf Coast Wing is about to put a couple of CAF books up on our new Evil Bay store.
(We found a couple of boxes of them during the hangar move.)

They are the CAF 40th Anniversary book and another CAF book.
Both are paper cover on nice paper with many nice color pictures just like y'all like 'em.

Hopefully just in time for Christmas! :roll:
gotta love it!

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PS... Just kidding, but WHAT WERE YOU THINKING selling a B25J??? :D

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Sea Dart at Pax River, 1972 or so...

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I am embarassed to say I have never even heard of the sea dart! google here I come.

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They paint up pretty! (Not from 70s this summer at Sun n Fun Museum Lakeland FL)
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Jack Cook wrote:
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Those are some great photos, Jack. The B-25 was used in the film Young Joe, the Forgotten Kennedy, along with the Tallichet B-24. My dad's old L-17 was used by Tallmantz as one of the camera ships.

The Sea Dart pic you have listed as at Paine Field...but that was actually taken at Renton. Dad used to tie the Navion down next to that thing...and as a kid I can remember climbing on and around it. Not sure, but I think that is the one that is on a pole outside the San Diego museum these days.

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