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I've sat in one of those - very nice planes, sexy and very fast.Originally posted by Xenophon View PostA frikkin diesel plane!!

Built for diesel, licensed for Jet A1 if I remember correctly - fill up at your local Air BP
Rather have one of those than the Seneca II 220T I used to fly... although isn't the company in a little bit of trouble?
Make sure you have a clean arse Dodgy, otherwise you'll ruin the leather seats.
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As it happens, yes. Look into this one from Honda.Originally posted by DodgyAgent View PostThanks, I've put it onto the shopping list. Any more recommendations of aircraft that would be good for a bit tyre kicking?
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Where's that tumbleweed icon we need???Originally posted by DodgyAgent View PostAre you trying to get rid of me?
I mean - not at all, DA. At some stage, Prof. Moller is going to be coining it in. (Probably round about the same time as AtW, I grant you, but still....)
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I couldnt afford the interior let alone the plane to wrap around itOriginally posted by PRC1964 View PostSplash out and get these chaps to do the interior: http://www.greenpnt.com/portfolio.html
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Splash out and get these chaps to do the interior: http://www.greenpnt.com/portfolio.html
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Originally posted by HairyArsedBloke View PostThese are nice. Cessna Citation
Mate of mine has the (I think) Mustang model.
Thanks, I've put it onto the shopping list. Any more recommendations of aircraft that would be good for a bit tyre kicking?
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These are nice. Cessna Citation
Mate of mine has the (I think) Mustang model.Last edited by HairyArsedBloke; 17 October 2008, 15:43. Reason: I think its a mustang - I'm going by the pictures.
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It is Friday and I am boredOriginally posted by sasguru View PostAh - a third member of CUK succumbs to the Walter Mitty syndrome currently exhibited by DimPrawn and atW
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