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  1. #1
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    Thumbs up A gift for the man who has everything

    You've just got to have a look at this.

    You'll have to be quick though, I believe it's been taken off ebay, but the link still works.

    Here it is...

    http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...ayphotohosting

    and when you done there, here is some more interesting news about it...


    http://www.cnn.com/2004/TECH/ptech/0....ap/index.html

    Have fun

    Ben

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    OH YES PLEASE!!!

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    Hey - Brad's over there he can bid for us........ I'll go ya halves.

    Hehehehehe

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    Sheelawax on the fuselage and wings, reckon you could squeeze another 100knots
    Picturing the Ubeaut terrorist cell:confused:
    Stupidity kills. Absolute stupidity kills absolutely.

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    Do you mean Seila wax Iain?
    How about that plane. As the Kids say WICKED!!!!
    Jack the Lad.

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    Or there's always this one,

    Expensive Hot Air Balloon

    Dan
    Is there anything easier done than said?
    - Stacky. The bottom pub, Cobram.

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    Talking It's mine!

    Sorry fellas, I beat you all to it. Now all I've got to do is get the council to straighten out a few miles of road out the front here so's I can get it home, then I'll either have to put some huge parliament hinges on the wings so I can get it in the garage or I'm gonna have to build a bigger garage. Anybody know if you can tow a tool trailer behind one of these?

    Mick

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    Hope you have trained the faithful hound not to chase cars because your new mode of transport might produce hot dog.
    Cheers,
    Rod

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    Anyone know if those safeway fuel vouchers work for these?
    I dont wanna do this anymore!

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    Isn't that one of the p[lanes that the RAAf bought which can't fly out of Australia without refeulling??
    Along with single screw destroyers,etc,etc,

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    Talking

    But it doesn’t have any wheels and looks to be a bit tail heavy
    Anyhow, FA18’s are so passé, a MIG on the other hand -
    http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...tem=3078910291

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    Mick
    No need to install hinges in the wings. Folding wings are a standard fit item for dragging around on carrier decks. There is a hook under the centre rear suitable for attaching a tool trolley.

    Unfortunately - 32,000lb of thrust from the rear end could remove the stubbie labels from the tool box.

    Don't bother the council with road lengthening. Install an arresting cable instead. Saw the US marines install one in a couple of days and they were stopping these babies from flight speed to zip in what looked like 150 ft.

    Fuel is just a souped up version of kerosene. Rob the slops from the heater and the hurricane lamps.

    I managed to score a couple of jollies in this birds predecessor (Mirage) and that was an awsome experience. There may be better than the hornet around, but in the hands of an experienced knuck(lehead) I'll defy anybody to keep their lunch.

    scotty

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