Some World War II photos - ww2_photo_04.jpg (1/1)

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[Hans Holbein]

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ID?

[John Szalay]

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> ID?


42-38266
Spartan Executive C-71 Model-7W

[John Szalay]

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If you want to see what this same airplane looks like to-day..

42-38266 S/N 26, N5053 (NC17657, N46481)

http://www.flytoanothertime.com/spartan/sn26.jpg


http://www.flytoanothertime.com/spartan/spartanexecutive.html

[Andrew Chaplin]

"John Szalay" > wrote in message
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> If you want to see what this same airplane looks like to-day..
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> 42-38266 S/N 26, N5053 (NC17657, N46481)
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> http://www.flytoanothertime.com/spartan/sn26.jpg
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> http://www.flytoanothertime.com/spartan/spartanexecutive.html

Very sleek looking aircraft. It would seem to have been the Lear Jet of its
day.
--
Andrew Chaplin
SIT MIHI GLADIUS SICUT SANCTO MARTINO
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[Morgans[_2_]]

"Andrew Chaplin" > wrote
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> Very sleek looking aircraft. It would seem to have been the Lear Jet of its
> day.

As good as it looks here, it is better in person. One was at OSH at least one
year (I think he comes most years) and it looks obviously ahead of its time.
Really sleek, in all the little details, and beautiful to look at.
--
Jim in NC