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Old 05-29-2009, 03:01 PM
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Cool pics, thanks Ralph!

Was hoping the P51 still used the same "N" number so we might be able to see who owns it now. However, that number is currently assigned to a Russian "L39" - a two-seat MIG trainer in Washington State.

Do you have any idea who owned the P51 in 1967? Could it have belonged to a GM or Pontiac exec I wonder?

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The story is that the p51 belonged to a doctor who could afford the 3000 dollars to fill it up (I have no idea what per gallon price was)

Did you see the Pontiac peeking out from behind the twin engine?

I may have posted source of these images earlier: I bought out an aerial photographer in 1970 or so and he included the negs of Oakland County, I just had these scanned and got them back today. these are all 4x5 and should blow up very well. specially the tiff versions on the other disk.

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Cool pics, thanks Ralph!
I remembered that I was going to mention your SD
I love it

I was priviliged with the chance to take a 73 production SD out of the fleet at PMD engineering to run an errand down Telegraph

Thanks for the memory
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