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RyanShort1
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With a pretty airplane.

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There was a Garmin seminar on some new avionics, and they had La Pistolera in the corner. It was pretty neat, as is the new Garmin GTN unit.

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WOW! that is pretty. thanks for the pics!
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pretty as a picture.....now about that floor!
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Where was that at?
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Only thing I don't care for is the polished prop... otherwise, it looks GREAT in that postwar TF scheme!

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i bet you were more excited about the garmin than the mustang :lol:

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Obergrafeter wrote:
Where was that at?

AHR @ KSAT.

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I love it!

I don't mind the polished prop, but I'm surprised no one has mentioned the tall tail. Again, it doesn't bother me.
There should be more Mustangs in post-war markings. I liked Frank Borman's scheme from a few years back.
I wouldn't even mind one in 50s RCAF markings with red arctic trim...especially since a lot of Mustangs on the civil register spent more time in Canadian service than the USAAF/USAF.

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whistlingdeathcorsairs wrote:
i bet you were more excited about the garmin than the mustang :lol:

To be honest with you, the Mustang was pretty nice, but I was there for the Garmin stuff. The new GTN unit is pretty amazing.

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John B likes Bormans old Mustang......................that is Bormans old Mustang.
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Obergrafeter wrote:
John B likes Bormans old Mustang......................that is Bormans old Mustang.


I think John B is talking about this one: R. I. P. :cry:

http://www.warbirdregistry.org/p51regis ... 84850.html

The TF has worn the same scheme since rebuilt except name change.
He used to own two of them.
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