alberio wrote:
Hahaha. However I wouldn't turn down the P51 in any circumstance.
Me either! I'm not a pilot, but that would be incentive to learn, I think!
AzPicLady wrote:
These are really cool shots.
Thank APL. Yeah, I love airplanes!
kpmac wrote:
Nice image, Chief.
Thank you, Ken. I'm glad you liked it!
Retired CPO wrote:
Thanks, Dave! But I don't think you could even touch one of those Mustangs for 50K!
Not hardly! Approx production cost was about 50 thousand. Figuring in inflation, they weren't cheap!
DaveO wrote:
Not hardly! Approx production cost was about 50 thousand. Figuring in inflation, they weren't cheap!
Around $600,000 in today's money.
therwol wrote:
Around $600,000 in today's money.
Maybe I shall buy a used Kia instead!
DaveO wrote:
Lol, $50,000 vs $100 plus million but with big bang for the buck! No pun intended.
Good catch!
You only need to add 1 more "0" or 2 to the $50K to get a P51. LOL
DaveO wrote:
Maybe I shall buy a used Kia instead!
Count me out! I'll find a used Ford!!
The tow truck for my 5th wheel RV is a 2003 Ford F250 diesel. 267,000 miles!
Retired CPO wrote:
Count me out! I'll find a used Ford!!
The tow truck for my 5th wheel RV is a 2003 Ford F250 diesel. 267,000 miles!
No more toys for me! Gardiner, Mt gets my extra change and then some!
Sylvias
Loc: North Yorkshire England
Little and large, excellent shot Keith.
Nice one, Chief.
I seriously doubt you can buy a flyable P-51 for less then 1 million bucks. The best ones sell for a lot more than that. The total number of these planes...either air worthy or can be restored to that status...is slightly more than 100. A nice guy in Jacksonville has one of the best out there and I have been fortunate enough to have been taken up for a ride in it. That was surely the most visceral experience I've ever had in an airplane.
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