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Crashing planes for fun and profit

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Crashing planes for fun and profit

Ran across this beauty while watching the 1950's clip on Youtube. That first one looks really painful.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8MY0B33-Qoc

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Half a century spent proving “it is better to be thought a fool than to open your mouth and remove all doubt.”

He should have been jailed. :(
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:cry: That was depressing :cry:
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Think they would be surprised at what that Jenny would be worth today??? :shock:
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Let's light a big pile of money on fire and post it on YouTube.
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That's just wrong.
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what were they thinking back then??

:cry: :cry:
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58Skylane wrote:what were they thinking back then??

:cry: :cry:

That airplanes were cheap surplus and they were trying to make a living. It happened after every war up to the Korean war anyway. I saw a picture of instrument panels being chopped out of P-38's with an axe, and then the aircraft were bulldozed, what would a cherry P-38 be worth now?
It's been a while ago but I was at Biggs Army airfield in El Paso Tx. and there were a half dozen beautifully restored F-105's on the airfield, new paint jobs, all new fly away gear, tires etc.
Went into Base Ops to see what the deal was with the 105's. Found out they were drones and would be shot down soon :shock: . Talk about a waste.
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Did they have inertial reels back then.

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This just goes to show, that people will do about anything if you pay them enough!
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