Rod Lewis collection website

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Pat Carry
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Rod Lewis collection website

Sat Feb 02, 2013 11:01 pm

www.lewisairlegends.com I'm not sure this site has been mentioned here on the WIX before but it worth a look see.
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Re: Rod Lewis collection website

Sun Feb 03, 2013 12:29 am

Very nice website and I'm sure this has been answered on this forum before but where exactly is the collection and is it open to the public?
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Re: Rod Lewis collection website

Sun Feb 03, 2013 1:42 pm

Nice collection...BUT...I have this pet peeve about Spitfires. The caption on the Mk VB says..."the graceful fighter that won the Battle of Britain". All I can says is...I wish they'd had some Hurricanes to "help out a bit". Just sayin'!
(Too subtle?)

Mudge the picky
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Re: Rod Lewis collection website

Sun Feb 03, 2013 2:47 pm

Mudge wrote:Nice collection...BUT...I have this pet peeve about Spitfires. The caption on the Mk VB says..."the graceful fighter that won the Battle of Britain". All I can says is...I wish they'd had some Hurricanes to "help out a bit". Just sayin'!
(Too subtle?)

Mudge the picky



Oh now Mudge.....you aren't making that up now are you.......LMAO I'm just pokin' :drink3:
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Re: Rod Lewis collection website

Mon Feb 04, 2013 8:45 am

I've heard some "hangar talk" that Mr. Lewis is considering building a museum-type hangar somewhere in Texas (maybe in the San Antonio area?) to house a major portion of his collection and having it be open to the public periodically.

This is a rumor only, folks. Don't get your hopes up. :roll:
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Re: Rod Lewis collection website

Mon Feb 04, 2013 9:12 am

k5dh wrote:I've heard some "hangar talk" that Mr. Lewis is considering building a museum-type hangar somewhere in Texas (maybe in the San Antonio area?) to house a major portion of his collection and having it be open to the public periodically.

This is a rumor only, folks. Don't get your hopes up. :roll:


Dean, I have been hearing these rumors for years. I hope some day they come to fruition. :spit
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