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Old October 2nd 05, 01:57 AM
abripl
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PACKARD MOTOR CORP BOUGHT A DETROITER AND INSTALLED THEIR "NEW" DIESEL

That hardly looks like "latest technology" so its nor really a good
reference.

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Old October 2nd 05, 02:47 AM
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May be but Packard was a good engineering company and they produced one of
two commercially viable United States radial Diesels. There were other
economic forces at work during its development (depression).


"abripl" wrote in message
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PACKARD MOTOR CORP BOUGHT A DETROITER AND INSTALLED THEIR "NEW" DIESEL


That hardly looks like "latest technology" so its nor really a good
reference.



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Old October 2nd 05, 03:04 AM
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("abripl" wrote)
That hardly looks like "latest technology" so its nor really a good
reference.



For "naturally aspirated" diesel engines (that have ACTUALLY FLOWN) it
almost counts as "latest technology" ....thus making it a great reference.
g

http://www.goldenwingsmuseum.com/Aircraft%20Pages/Stin-Det.html
Look at the first (top) picture - five feet off the starboard wing is the
"latest technology" in flying cars ...(that have ACTUALLY FLOWN)


http://www.goldenwingsmuseum.com/Aircraft%20Pages/Aero%20Car.html
Here is the flying car. Red Tri-Motor in background was at OSH this year.


Montblack

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Old October 2nd 05, 05:21 AM
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"Montblack" wrote

http://www.goldenwingsmuseum.com/Aircraft%20Pages/Aero%20Car.html
Here is the flying car. Red Tri-Motor in background was at OSH this year.


The flying car was at OSH, and flying, what, 3 years ago?

Pretty cool, I thought!
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Jim in NC
 




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