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Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by Dog427435, Dec 18, 2009.

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  1. lordairgtar
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    The below paragraph is from a US flag etiquette site...
    Is it appropriate to fly a flag that has fewer than 50 stars? Yes. Official United States flags are always considered living, active flags. From the Betsy Ross flag to the present 50-star flag, any flag that at some time was the official flag is still considered a living flag to be accorded all due respect.
     
  2. ehdubya
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    Can anyone tell us what these are?

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  3. drofrockology
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    very cold rides.
     
  4. 327-365hp
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    My first thought was they gotta be crazy Russians. Then I Googled and found this.

    Russian TB-3
     
  5. South_paw
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    Can't wait to get there,
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  6. ehdubya
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    Thanks 327-365hp, my first thought was this...

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  7. not that one guy
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  8. roadkillontheweb
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    Time to toss a few more out
     
  9. twin6
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    Workin' in St. Louis...
     
  10. chaos10meter
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    from PA.

    I didn't realize they still had the swimming pool in 1964 , I thought it was gone before that.
    Learn something new every day.

     
  11. fnqvmuch
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    also notable for either dihedral or anhedral - neither of which in the photo so i think helldiver is a better guess
     
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  12. 4everblue
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    Post 31704....what kind of car is the sedan in the Coon Chicken photo? The fenders look like they are cut out.
     
  13. roadkillontheweb
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    Here is the photo in question
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  14. ehdubya
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    It looks like a Lincoln Zephyr sans spats.
     
  15. twin6
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    More views of the Curtiss Wright factory and A 25 Helldivers and AT 9 trainers and the dedicated workers...
     
  16. twin6
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    Raquel fix (apologies to those concerned with hair color variations)...
     
  17. ehdubya
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    What's this great hub?

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    Curtiss welder 1943, she's got clear goggles and a die grinder

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  18. She's polishing a die (no jokes please)
     
  19. Jess87
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  20. fnqvmuch
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    undercarriage folds differently too - thanks to LIFE, this helps further our studies by showing the spar and angles referred to earlier.
     
  21. Bama Jama
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    Yep,36 or 37 Zephyr.
     
  22. Novadude55
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    I believe if you click on the pic it will display the title as 'ferris wheel hub'
     
  23. ehdubya
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    aha! I wonder if that's Mr Ferris leaning against it.
     
  24. GaryB
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    ^^^^^^ reported^^^^^
     
  25. Novadude55
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  26. Finn Jensen
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    This looks like F4U (Corsair)
     
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  29. swi66
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  30. That's a "Nancy" NC-4 first plane to fly across the Atlantic. There was four of them, NC-1 NC-2 and so on. Two crashed in the crossing, I blieve only one made it back to the states.

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