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On Thu, 19 Jan 2006 10:00:22 -0600, Big John
wrote: Dudley Those were the good old days but we only realize it now ![]() The biggest I fired up was the R2800 (P-47D). Looking back I think I remember it sounded like a 'Harly Hog' today for those who haven't heard one start and run. snip Had a biker walk into the hangar one day looking for some "airplane oil" for his Hog. Asked him if he wanted 40 or 50 weight, detergent, or not. While he was thinking about it, he was checking out a R-985 hanging on one of our E-18S's. "could I put a couple of those on my bike?" "if you did, it would be darn near a 220." "whoa." TC |
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