(Pictures)P-51C at Work This Morning

[StaticCling]

I took these with my Iphone, they turned out pretty good I think. :)

http://i35.photobucket.com/albums/d186/Air1070/photo%201_zpspwgy3lfj.jpg

http://i35.photobucket.com/albums/d186/Air1070/photo%202_zpsueroyvqm.jpg

[DukeAllen]

:drool:

[OddBall]

Damn! :seasix:

[99 pewtercoupe]

Sweet! :seasix:

[CertInsaneC5]

Very nice. Can't quite make out the name though. :seasix:

[StaticCling]

Very nice. Can't quite make out the name though. :seasix:

Betty Jane :)

[SQUIRMIN VERMIN 84]

:hurray:
Even though the later models with the bubble canopy are probably the
most aerodynamic and best looking models, I love the early models with
that P-40 type canopy. Reminds me of a fastback compared to a coupe...

Same with the early razorback P-47's..

[Admiral Blue]

Awesome.

:seasix:

[StaticCling]

:hurray:
Even though the later models with the bubble canopy are probably the
most aerodynamic and best looking models, I love the early models with
that P-40 type canopy. Reminds me of a fastback compared to a coupe...

Same with the early razorback P-47's..

I prefer the 'D' model as well, but these earlier versions are so rare it's just neat to see them...However...

The 'Malcolm Hood' variants are COOL! I have never seen one in real life. Kind of a transition thing between the earlier models and the bubble canopy...it's a British thing (basically the Spitfire canopy)

https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/736x/92/01/fb/9201fb7036a68c071016afb1be534064.jpg

[Grey Ghost]

*B

Col Charles Milton McCorkle
11 airborne kills, 31st and 54th FG.

North American P-51B-10NA Mustang, Ser No.42-106511 "Betty Jane", 15th Air Force

[StaticCling]

*B

Col Charles Milton McCorkle
11 airborne kills, 31st and 54th FG.

North American P-51B-10NA Mustang, Ser No.42-106511 "Betty Gane", 15th Air Force

North American TP-51C Mustang - The Collings Foundation (http://www.collingsfoundation.org/aircrafts/north-american-tp-51c-mustang/)

[Kerrmudgeon]

I LOVE hearing those badboy V12s fire up, and a 400mph flyby is one of the best sound and sight experiences you can get. :yesnod:

[Grey Ghost]

http://i.imgur.com/o0IqK5S.jpg

[joecaver]

beautiful a/c :seasix:

[RedLS1GTO]

:cool:

[onedef92]

Took some real stones to stick-and-rudder those jokers!

[mrvette]

I forget the plane type, but I think it was a P51, but over an SCCA track in W. Va. Summit Point......was a fellow some years ago, Bob Thulius (sp?) he used to buzz the track when they running.....fun show....

even more fun to see is all the wrecked full size .gov vehicles that got totaled in .gov driver training for various agencies....

:dance::leaving:

[Norm]

My favorite prop plane. :seasix:

[Hoog]

"....we ain't in the prisoner-takin' business; we in the killin' Nazi business. And cousin, business is a-boomin'." - Lt. Aldo Raine

[CubSmurf]

Was gonna ask if that was the Collings Foundation Mustang, but you answered my question. Those guys are SUPER nice and they have awesome aircraft.