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Old 05-25-2005, 07:10 PM   #1
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Old 05-25-2005, 08:28 PM   #2
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Neat shots sunny! My former part time employer and good friend Al Hansen owns one in Mojave California. I've done work on his and signed off his yearly condition inspection several times. Real simple airplane to maintain and its a lot of fun to fly. I got abot 5 flights in his. In the back seat there is a periscope so the instructor could see over the nose!
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Hey FBJ, does that plane have yellow accents and Polish markings by chance? I have pictures of it.
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Hey FBJ, does that plane have yellow accents and Polish markings by chance? I have pictures of it.
No - his is all polished aluminum, he keeps it in a hangar and never leaves the Mojave Airport area. He like to fly through Jawbone Canyon (South of Lake Isabella).
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Ah, Okay. We have one that usually visits the show every year. It may be based at CMA though.
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Nice pics Pretty good looking plane too.
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