airventure 07-classics, etc- part 6

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airventure 07-classics, etc- part 6

Postby beaky » Tue Sep 11, 2007 11:09 pm

Will it never end...?

The airplane that deadened pilots' feet worldwide... a Pacer with a nosewheel; the Flying Milkstool: the Piper Tri-Pacer. So wrong, but so right... ;D still a very affordable airplane that is a better four-seat hauler than most Skyhawks, and about as fast. This one looks good in red...


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But there ain't nothing like the real thing ( a proper high-wing Piper)... not a Pacer, but a PA-16 Clipper... very clean "stock" example.

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Oshkosh draws beautiful Swifts like moths to a flame, and they in turn draw me. I visited the Swift area every day. Sigh... I really need one of these. ;D

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Another Tri-Pacer, just 'cuz it's got a real nice paintjob. Not sure what the deal is with that thing on the gear strut... I think it's Whimsical Folk Art. Or something. ::)

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Another superb paint... this would be perfet with a plaid interior. ;D

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As seen earlier in Mark's post: Matt Younkin's superb Mystery Ship replica.

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Re: airventure 07-classics, etc- part 6

Postby Willit Run » Tue Sep 11, 2007 11:12 pm

Beautiful shots of the classics!!

Love number four!!  Real Shiny!! 8-)
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Re: airventure 07-classics, etc- part 6

Postby freedomhays » Wed Sep 12, 2007 4:27 am

:)  Nice,  love that Clipper

In 1949, the Clipper sold for $2995,    I wonder what you could get for that one for now.
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Re: airventure 07-classics, etc- part 6

Postby beaky » Wed Sep 12, 2007 9:32 pm

:)  Nice,  love that Clipper

In 1949, the Clipper sold for $2995,    I wonder what you could get for that one for now.


$20-40,000, depending on total hours, equipment, etc.
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Re: airventure 07-classics, etc- part 6

Postby flyboy 28 » Wed Sep 12, 2007 9:45 pm

:)  Nice,  love that Clipper

In 1949, the Clipper sold for $2995,    I wonder what you could get for that one for now.


$20-40,000, depending on total hours, equipment, etc.


Better than a early 90's 172. :P
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Re: airventure 07-classics, etc- part 6

Postby Rifleman » Wed Sep 12, 2007 9:54 pm

Nice to see all these, especially since they have flown here and proves that they are not hangar queens !

Thanks for the look Sean...... 8-)
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