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PostPosted: Mon Apr 02, 2007 7:44 pm 
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Local MA warbird pilot Jim Grenier's L-17 Navion was lost after a post-landing fire this weekend at the Marlboro Airport.

http://www.metrowestdailynews.com/homepage/x1602656731

Jim operated safely for years out of the ultra tiny public use airfield (1659') and his plane was seen at many local airports on weekends. It's a darn shame. :-(

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THat is sad, but it could have been worse.

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Very sorry to hear that.
Jim's a great guy and I'm thankful he wasn't injured. He's a real L-Bird Guy.
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Ohh, that's a pity. I've seen several shots of that bird here on the WIX from
you Nawthers over the past few years and enjoyed her unique Army colors. Glad no one was hurt...

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:( Was it a total loss?


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