agillot wrote:
i would put the suspension back to the way it was , dont care about low rider .also original wheels .
That's good for you. But I like the lowrider look. I do have the original wheels too.
josquin1 wrote:
Beautiful set. What's it get, 5 gallons to the mile?
Thanks. Good question. Just bought it yesterday. Haven't had a chance to take it for a good cruise. Just test drove it.
luvmypets wrote:
Sweet ride!!! Congratulations!!!! Are those NOS tanks in the trunk!
Dodie
No. Hydraulic pumps for the suspension.
I finally was able to purchase a car that I have been wanting for a very long time. Can't wait to take this thing cruising to car shows. All photos taken with a Samsung Galaxy S10.
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Yes, you are both correct. You now have an AMA number and FAA number. The number does not have to be displayed at any certain size. It can be anywhere that's visible and legible. Some of the guys are putting it under the horizontal stabilizer and other places where you have to actually look for it, but it's there somewhere.
DJphoto wrote:
Wow, great series! Road racing and airplanes are two of my favorite things. I have a soft spot for the T-34 (-8100), as I got 15 minutes of aerobatics in one with the Navy on a recruiting tour when I was in college. I'd love to get to Sebring one of these days.
Thanks! I'm a big WWII airplane fan. My buddy owns the yellow and blue BT-15 and invited me to this event. A lot of fun.
olddutch wrote:
at old Rhinebeck Airdome in upstate NY they fly real ones all summer long, I think on weekends
Yep. I know people that go there.
Blair Shaw Jr wrote:
Oh cool......I recently moved to Dunnellon and could one day attend the event. Thanks again for getting back to me. They are really gorgeous planes.
This event is always the last weekend in January. If you're in to this kind of stuff, I highly recommend you go to the Top Gun event April 29-May 3. It is one of the largest scale competitions in the world and it is held at the Lakeland airport. You can see photos from that event on my Flickr page as well.
Blair Shaw Jr wrote:
Dave.... these are fabulous images of those RC planes......what scale are they? they look to be quite large but I'm not sure. What an impressive event that must have been. Where is it held ?
Thanks! Most are 1/3 scale. This event is held at the Sanford Aeromodelers club in Sanford, FL.
Mike Holmes wrote:
Great models and great photo's!!!!! I use to build and fly 1/4 scale WWI R/C planes, where was the show? I would love to go next year!!!
Thanks! Sanford Aeromodolers club in Sanford, FL.