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Sorry, no time to sort, crop, adjust, etc.

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Amazing photos - thanks - am sitting here green with envy! 3 x P-38's!!!

Who was flying the P-38's Steve Hinton & ...???

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Good lookin pics, Brandon!

Mine are here...

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Great photos, Brandon and Dan (I have got to get a better camera :oops: )!

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As I understand it the old Bill Lacy, Bob Jepson P-51D "Lady Alice" is now living at Chino. Has it not appeared in either static or flying so far?

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Looks like it was a fun day. Nice to see Fuddy Duddy flying, I sure miss seeing it around these parts. You can’t beat seeing three P-38s in formation.

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Beautiful shots! I can't remember seeing a picture of a T-33 flying without the tip tanks. Almost looks unbalanced.
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Lady Alice was static at the far end ofthe field next to Princess Elizabeth. I looked it over Friday night and it was really nice. The Princess needs some polishing to get back to show shape.

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jasonp51d wrote:
Who was flying the P-38's Steve Hinton & ...???
Steve in Glacier Girl, Kevin Eldridge in 23 Skidoo and Jeff Harris in Jack Croul's aircraft.
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Cool shots, thanks. Who owns the huey?

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Pat Rodgers.

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BDK and Dan - I'm late posting this, but thank you for all the great pictures. That CAF Hellcat is absolutely beautiful; also, the picture of the 3 Mitchells in flight was really something. Actually, all the pictures were great.
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Elwyn wrote:
Beautiful shots! I can't remember seeing a picture of a T-33 flying without the tip tanks. Almost looks unbalanced.


We flew ours without tiptanks for a while after paint. Kinda short on range though.

Of course this T-33 is now in Chino as we traded it for a SNJ a couple of weeks ago.

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King,

Who did the paint on your T-Bird? I'd like to know in case I get the urge to send mine to a paint shop the winter.
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Who did the paint on your T-Bird? I'd like to know in case I get the urge to send mine to a paint shop the winter.


Corrigan Air Center in Hondo, Texas. Michael and Patrick Corrigan (twin brothers) started out here at our airport and moved to Hondo to establish thier own business. They do GREAT work on paint and interiors!!!

http://www.corriganaircenter.com/
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