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Jim Macklin wrote:
Not in the Mad Max movie, it was a single engine pusher with
twin booms that looked like a stink bug. It had a clamshell
rear door.



I was so excited, I sent a blank message!

This?

http://avia.russian.ee/pictures/australia/transavia_airtruck.jpg

Yep, here are more
http://www.airliners.net/search/phot...nct_entry=true


"B A R R Y" wrote in message
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| Jim Macklin wrote:
| Not in the Mad Max movie, it was a single engine pusher
with
| twin booms that looked like a stink bug. It had a
clamshell
| rear door.
|
|
|
| I was so excited, I sent a blank message!
|
| This?
|
|
http://avia.russian.ee/pictures/australia/transavia_airtruck.jpg

God, what a name!! I mean there ought to be some kind of international law
passed that absolutely forbids someone to put a moniker like this on a
plane!!
What a putdown!!!! I can just envision what would happen to me as I bellied
up to the bar at the O Club some night next to the Viper, Mustang, Bearcat,
Cougar, Avenger, Thunderbolt, and King Cobra guys and calmly announced,
"Yo.......make room for a guy who flies a REAL airplane........ The
Transavia Skytruk!!!
Good God!!!!
:-)))))
Dudley

"Jim Macklin" wrote in message
news:mva3g.8021$ZW3.1031@dukeread04...
Yep, here are more

http://www.airliners.net/search/phot...nct_entry=true


"B A R R Y" wrote in message
t...
| Jim Macklin wrote:
| Not in the Mad Max movie, it was a single engine pusher
with
| twin booms that looked like a stink bug. It had a
clamshell
| rear door.
|
|
|
| I was so excited, I sent a blank message!
|
| This?
|
|
http://avia.russian.ee/pictures/australia/transavia_airtruck.jpg

"Dudley Henriques" wrote
snip
"Yo.......make room for a guy who flies a REAL airplane........ The
Transavia Skytruk!!!
Good God!!!!
:-)))))
Dudley

Kind of what I always thought of the "Tweety Bird"....

"Hey Mom! Guess what!? I'm finally flying JETS!!!"
"Really son?!! Congratulations! Which jet do you fly?..."

"um... the T37"

"Hmm... T37? What's that? Doesn't it have a name like the Tomcat or
Falcon?"

"Well... yes, I guess it does..."

the conversation and the pilots pride just go down hill from there.

Jim

Jim Burns wrote

Hmm... T37? What's that? Doesn't it have a name like the
Tomcat or Falcon?"

Sure, Its official name was the "Dragonfly".

Bob Moore

"Bob Moore" wrote in message
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Jim Burns wrote

Hmm... T37? What's that? Doesn't it have a name like the
Tomcat or Falcon?"

Sure, Its official name was the "Dragonfly".

Bob Moore

I always liked the moniker "Converter" for the T37

Jay B

Jay Beckman wrote:
"Bob Moore" wrote in message
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Jim Burns wrote

Hmm... T37? What's that? Doesn't it have a name like the
Tomcat or Falcon?"
Sure, Its official name was the "Dragonfly".

Bob Moore

I always liked the moniker "Converter" for the T37



I guess flying the "Extender" might feel extra manly! G

T37, the most efficient conversion of kerosene to decibels.


"Jim Burns" wrote in
message ...
| "Dudley Henriques" wrote
| snip
| "Yo.......make room for a guy who flies a REAL
airplane........ The
| Transavia Skytruk!!!
| Good God!!!!
| :-)))))
| Dudley
|
| Kind of what I always thought of the "Tweety Bird"....
|
| "Hey Mom! Guess what!? I'm finally flying JETS!!!"
| "Really son?!! Congratulations! Which jet do you
fly?..."
|
| "um... the T37"
|
| "Hmm... T37? What's that? Doesn't it have a name
like the Tomcat or
| Falcon?"
|
| "Well... yes, I guess it does..."
|
| the conversation and the pilots pride just go down hill
from there.
|
| Jim
|
|
|

"Jim Macklin" wrote

Yep, here are more

http://www.airliners.net/search/phot...nct_entry=true

I was thinking of a model made by Percival Aircraft, the EP-9, used as an
air ambulance, and ag plane, among a few of the uses. It did have clamshell
doors, and a double deck.

It only has a Lycoming 480, worth 270 HP, though. There has been one at OSH
for several years. I don't remember if he made it there, this past year.

Odd looking, bright yellow, and if you saw it, you probably would go over
and take a closer look at it. g

Here is a picture of it:
http://www.britishaircraft.co.uk/air...age.php?ID=765
--
Jim in NC

Have you ever noticed, the British either make beautiful
airplanes like the Spitfire or Mosquito or the ugliest
airplanes with bug eyes, pot-bellies and such.


"Morgans" wrote in message
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| "Jim Macklin" wrote
|
| Yep, here are more
|
|
http://www.airliners.net/search/phot...nct_entry=true
|
| I was thinking of a model made by Percival Aircraft, the
EP-9, used as an
| air ambulance, and ag plane, among a few of the uses. It
did have clamshell
| doors, and a double deck.
|
| It only has a Lycoming 480, worth 270 HP, though. There
has been one at OSH
| for several years. I don't remember if he made it there,
this past year.
|
| Odd looking, bright yellow, and if you saw it, you
probably would go over
| and take a closer look at it. g
|
| Here is a picture of it:
| http://www.britishaircraft.co.uk/air...age.php?ID=765
| --
| Jim in NC
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