Two P-51Ds for sale

[Stoney]

Neal
When did Jim Good go West, first I've of that. I thought you where still up north.

[Neal Nurmi]

Hi Stoney -- hope you and Kathy are doing well. We haven't seen you for a long time.

I've been back for a couple of weeks now, but Birgitta is still down in Death Valley working on a book project. She handles 100 degree heat much more gracefully than I do.

This is where I heard of Jim's passing -- Kenny Price (formerly on the Warlock Race Team) posted it on AAFO about 6 weeks ago. Odd that you had not heard anything about it. Jim will be missed (assuming the information is correct). He was a fine man, and was very good to Birgitta and me over the years. I hope Dixie is doing OK -- she's been in poor health for the last few years. Jim and Dixie are among the folks we have kind of lost touch with since we stopped going to Reno. I feel bad about that now...

http://www.aafo.com/hangartalk/showthre ... s-Jim-Good

[4RG.I.'S]

Sizzling Liz is now listed separately with info:

NORTH AMERICAN P-51D • HISTORICAL AIRCRAFT FOR SALE • 1944 North American P-51D " "SIZZLING LIZ". Beautifully restored Mustang TTAF:2482, Engine: 522 SMOH, Aircraft is being sold as is where is . Prop AD:5/08.Last annual: 12/12, Last flown:7/13. AVIONICS: Dual KX-155's, TXP, Sigtronics intercom. Aircraft is located in Reno, NV. • Contact Fred L. Austin located Sparks, NV USA • Telephone: 360-477-3100 . • Posted May 17, 2016 • Show all Ads posted by this Advertiser • Recommend This Ad to a Friend • Email Advertiser • Save to Watchlist • Report This Ad • View Larger Pictures

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[tow-3]

neal,

good to see you back in aviation, even if it is just a little bit. a little more info for you. jim passed earlier this month. even more bad news, while looking up his obit in the casper paper i found out that dixie had passed in september.

bob burns
ex tow-3
and race 66 gunslinger crew

[Neal Nurmi]

Thank you Bob. Jim and Dixie were very good people. I wonder if there was a connection between their passing -- even though Dixie was not her old self the last few years Jim was devoted to her.

I first met Jim many years ago when he was with the Casper based Tired Iron racing team. Our paths crossed many times over the years, between Jim's racing efforts, and his hosting of T-6 gatherings and such up in Casper. He even stored a classic old BMW car for me for a year in that big WWII hangar of his in Casper when I had no place else to put it.

I hope his airplanes and memorabilia find good homes.

Jim was a good man...

[Stoney]

We had a great time in Casper in 1993 for the 55th anniversary of the first flight of the AT-6/SNJ/Harvard at Jim's hangar. C U sometime in the future Jim.