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Join Date: Jun 2000
Location: N. Phoenix AZ USA
Posts: 28,977
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Not a problem, used to live in Texas and know a lot of places like that.
If you are ever in Slayton (East of Lubbock) stop by the Texas Aero Museum there. They have several airplanes of that era plus loads of others. Good people as well...
joe
PS the Staggerwing is a wonderful airplane but a total nightmare if the wing's needs any work. Built out of wood, they are a "made by hand only" issue and you better win the lotto before trying to afford one. The Mustang is a lot easier to keep in the air...
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