Warbird Information Exchange

Oscar's on his way to Nashville this weekend to collect a new Saab 340 . Any warbirds/ers in the region???

I thought the 340B was the last and discontinued

Altho, on the east side of the state there's the
http://www.tnairmuseum.com/directions.htm

regards,

t~

The Saab is 'new' to me. Ex-AMR.

How far in driving terms is that museum from Nashville??

'bout 4 hours...

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Bristol Heritage Collection.

I don't have any contact info with me right now.

Oscar Duck, what is the tail number of the 340 that your are picking up? I used to work in the records dept at Eagle and had about 15 340's I kept the files for.

Cheers,

Lynn

Hi Lynn

N318CE s/n 358.....

I hope you don't work for masaba. I read they went bankrupt today

I'm from Oztraylia..maybe a couple of cheap Saabs around. My aircraft came from another bankrupt - Chicago Express..[ATA].

Oh no! I didn't know they went bankrupt! The goverment better do something different or they are all going bankrupt

Nashville,

The only thing I remember from there was a Tallichet rest. with its signature, beat up C-47 in the back yard.

Mmmm, Key Lime Pie, with a Lorna Doone Crust!

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O/D, thanks, I remember that one but not one of mine. I kept the books for 340, ATR72's, the engine for the 72's and the nose wheel tires for the 340's. All for about $8 an hour. No, I don't work for them anymore , yeah, as I have been aviating ever since.

Cheers,

Lynn