Wow, Look! A Corvette Stingray!

[cj5_pilot]

OOS=Out Of Sight, the condor is a scratch build free flight balsa and tissue model.

As far as carrying, I do all the time.  Before the laws were changed to allow concealed carry without a permit, I simply carried it openly.  And it's state troopers in Alaska not Patrol 

Haven't shot the P40 but they are a pleasant little handful.  Well balanced.

Did you know that on a '74 CJ5 with a 304 V-8 that it was an AMC engine with a motorola alternator, a AC-Delco coil, a Ford Motorcraft carberator and they were painted Pontiac blue? JEEP=Just everybody else's parts!

[Baradium]

OOS=Out Of Sight, the condor is a scratch build free flight balsa and tissue model.

As far as carrying, I do all the time.  Before the laws were changed to allow concealed carry without a permit, I simply carried it openly.  And it's state troopers in Alaska not Patrol 

Haven't shot the P40 but they are a pleasant little handful.  Well balanced.

Did you know that on a '74 CJ5 with a 304 V-8 that it was an AMC engine with a motorola alternator, a AC-Delco coil, a Ford Motorcraft carberator and they were painted Pontiac blue? JEEP=Just everybody else's parts!

I meant carrying on the airplane.     But I thought the cars said state patrol.   In Georgia they are troopers but it's called the patrol. 

My Super Blackhawk with a 7.5" barrel is a bit large for concealed carry, and I havn't worked up to open carrying it around Fairbanks.     I'm thinking of a P40 for concealed carry, but don't know how much about them.  Figure about $550 to get one.

Crazy J@@ps...  I'll take my IH's. 

[tundra_flier]

OOS = Out Of Sight  generally means a free flight model caught a thermal and kept going up after the motor wound down.

People have a hard time believing what a good rubber band powered plane will do.  One of mine will stay up for a minute and 40 seconds in still air consistenly.  And most will due right around a minute.