For All You Aviators Out There ... the Luscombe 8C in flight photo

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For All You Aviators Out There ... the Luscombe 8C in flight

... This is an award-winning 1946 Luscombe 8C, powered by a Continental 0-200 engine, owned and flown for the past 32 years by one of my best friends, Gregg, now living in the Seattle area.

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Steve miller		18-Feb-2024 03:57
Is it for sale 630-816-8825 Steve

Jason Anderson		15-Jun-2010 00:27
Stunning plane, obviously well cared-for. Looks young for pushing 70...but I notice you're not in it :o)

John Cooper		06-Oct-2009 18:57
I was two years old when they built this plane. The plane still looks new. I look very old. Something wrong here.

Long Bach Nguyen		17-Jan-2009 04:53
Beautiful picture...what a lovely airplane...where is he near Seattle. I think may have seen around the neighborhood airport.

1moremile		28-Dec-2008 23:19
Is that John's way of saying he's lazy?

Dan Greenberg		28-Dec-2008 18:08
Outstanding shot Tom - what were you shooting it from? Dan ~V~

XiaoBernard99		24-Dec-2008 11:09
dear TOM I adore this shoot and your indications.When I was a little boy with my Dad each week end we went to see the airplane (CESSNA,PIPER..) and I often seen the sky to take a closer look of the sky.I drove a little... This airplane in polished aluminium is very lovely.Thanks to share this wonderful picutre and memory

Jim Coffman		21-Dec-2008 14:17
This is a excellent piece of work, Tom! V

veraferia		21-Dec-2008 12:44
The lone eagle...the place of heaven!Fantastic gem and capture!

bill friedlander		01-Dec-2008 02:13
To pick up on John's comment, I guess the more highly polished the less drag (and the more paint the more weight LOL...).

jCross		27-Nov-2008 16:27
Tom - great shot of this classic. I have to admire anybody who has a polished airplane because they spend ten more times polishing than flying. That's why my airplanes are painted! John

1moremile		25-Nov-2008 00:09
I don't know anything about aviation but this is a great photo, Tom . V.

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