elvington..

[lemoncat]

a few more..

[ozzy72]

Superb photos Lemoncat, I especially like the first one, an old favourite of mine

[Hagar]

Nice one Lemoncat. That beautiful silver Hunter T.7 (T.8? ) is much like the one I flew in back in 1959. You don't see many in those markings nowadays.

I visited Elvington some years ago before the museum was established. Must have been in the 1980s when I was interested in electric powered R/C models. The only thing I remember about it is the verrrry long runway.

[lemoncat]

yes ozzy a  favourite of everybody's i think i just wish it had taken to the sky's just like the old days when airshows were airshows
yes hagar it's the t7 words aren't enough to discribe this fantastic jet..this one had a modification done some time ago and made to seat two side by side and something about the nose being longer too...some lucky person won the raffle they held..yes you guessed it..a ride in it now how lucky is that
fantastic day was had by all

[Hagar]

yes hagar it's the t7 words aren't enough to discribe this fantastic jet..this one had a modification done some time ago and made to seat two side by side and something about the nose being longer too...some lucky person won the raffle they held..yes you guessed it..a ride in it now how lucky is that
fantastic day was had by all

The T.7 always had side-by-side seating but I thought the nose looked different. The Hunter has always been my favourite jet. Getting a flight in one at the age of 16 was a dream come true. I always said I was born lucky.

[lemoncat]

ahhh...thanks for the correction hagar well it had something done.but i don't remmember what it was now youv'e told me that...but hey what the heck it's a real gem aircraft and yes hagar you are very lucky indeed what id'e give for a chance to take a flight in a real one

[FLYING_TRUCKER]

As always Pete..."Great"

Thanks for posting!

Cheers...Happy Landings...Doug

[Craig.]

mmmmmmmmmmmm Harriers

[C]

mmmmmmmmmmmm Harriers

mmmm 2 seat Jaguar - lurvely,

Like Doug in a Hunter in '59, I was (very) lucky enough to have a nice jaunt in the back of one of these before Mr Hoon pensions them off.... When Colt closes it will be a sad day for the RAF

Charlie