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Sat Dec 27, 2008 10:40 am
Noozeedave We're getting ready to paint our C-47, so if you got too much we can take it off of your hands. Seriously do you know how many gallons per coat it takes? As expenive as it is don't need to buy too much. What type paint are you all going to use, polyurathane or what? If PPG has to much we will gladly take on a few gallons. By the way build a HANGAR to put your plane in, not a HANGER to hang your clothes on.
Sat Dec 27, 2008 1:21 pm
Randy Haskin wrote:BigGrey wrote:The satisfaction of knowing that hundreds of local children were able to receive toys for Christmas thanks to the wonderful people who supported and contributed to my toy drive is one of my best presents ever.
Les
Good deal. Have you posted other details about this here before?
Thank you Randy. I did post a thread about the toy drive at the beginning of December.
http://warbirdinformationexchange.org/p ... highlight=
The toy drive was a huge success and people are looking forward to doing it again next year. The Burbank Fire Dept. told me they were expecting half as many donations this year but twice as many requests for toys.
We did make a difference. I had one couple donate 3 new youth bicycles. My client told me he remembered the feeling of getting his first bicycle for Christmas and wanted some kids to experience that same joy. Some of my celebrity friends really stepped up and were very generous including my favorite stewardess who you all know as the one who re-inflates BDK's avatar.
In the photo below of the firemen and our horses you can see the collection box. We had three boxes stuffed and enough more toys to probably fill a half dozen more. We sent the fire dept. stakebed truck out of there half loaded.
Les
Sat Dec 27, 2008 2:42 pm
Thanks for the details. I didn't see the earlier post, but I have to say that is a very cool thing to do. I have to agree that would be a very satisfying way to spend (pre) Christmas!
Sat Dec 27, 2008 6:22 pm
Following on from my earlier post, I now have a pic of my *sporterized* .303 Enfield....
& my kids .22 Savage:
AND!! just this morning I managed to snag a 1918 BSA built Enfield .303 that owing to me being in California is going to probably require TWO 400 mile round trips to get home..
Sun Dec 28, 2008 1:14 am
Our son Curtiss was born on the 24 back in 1999.We brought him home on Christmas day.That will always be Christmas for me.And yes he loves P-40s.
Sun Dec 28, 2008 1:29 am
I got to remember that it was 30 years ago on Christmas Eve that I proposed to my wife. And got to spend Christmas day with all 4 kids, 3 spouses, 1 granddaughter and our dog
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