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Post subject: Re: MS-760 VLJ  Posted: 08 May 2013, 19:31 |
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looks like one of those antique Paris Jets.
... and I would have to disagree with it being 'the world's first certified personal jet.'
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Post subject: Re: MS-760 VLJ Posted: 08 May 2013, 19:46 |
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Username Protected wrote: looks like one of those antique Paris Jets.
... and I would have to disagree with it being 'the world's first certified personal jet.' I looks like the Paris Jet, well because it is. I met the guy that owns the TC for these birds when he came over and bought a Cheyenne we had sitting here for a few years. Neat guy, but slightly eccentric to say the least. But I would agree it would be a hoot to fly!! 
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Post subject: Re: MS-760 VLJ Posted: 08 May 2013, 21:45 |
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Hi James, Username Protected wrote: Uh...it looks a lot like an AT-37B or T-37...also known as a "Tweet" for those of us who have had the honor of flying that venerable USAF trainer (guess I'm dating myself now!)  I know some chicks, if you ever get tired of dating yourself!!!  
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Post subject: Re: MS-760 VLJ Posted: 09 May 2013, 02:25 |
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Username Protected wrote: looks like one of those antique Paris Jets.
... and I would have to disagree with it being 'the world's first certified personal jet.' What do you consider "the world's first certified personal jet"?
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