Collings foundation is still flying one. You can go for a ride in it for a small donation I believe...

Hey - everytime this faakin awesome HOSER says “MUCK” we all take a shot. OK?

That’s not rust, the airplane is aluminum. It’s just shit-brown paint. However, this is a turd that deserves polishing..

Ah yes, the 3rd world wowing the 1st world once again.

I can 100% see this happening. I had a Mercedes ML350 as a loaner car for an event I was at last year and found the gear selector in question to be extremely non-intuitive to use. I found myself continuously having to verify what gear, if any, I was in after flipping this lever up or down. Sometimes, it even felt like…

I was fortunate to see the start-up of a B-36 Peacemaker radial engine back in October. One hell of a motor. The owner called it "an angry beast that doesn't want to be tamed".

That man pooped himself.

I see Toyota Celica - early 80's

Looks like some METZLER knobbies.

Yah mate - it's called flying the chair! Look at it fllyyyyy!

probably at the lake Mohawk CC eh? I'll deliver the happy couple in my 450hp 1967 Camaro set up for quick fast quarters.

It will sell at Barret-Jackson for $1mil next week in Scottsdale. "Ya'll lookey what we got here today at noooo reserve!"

I'm not impressed that it flew and who really should be? It's essentially a flat-grey airliner with the seats replaced by some high tech stuff and a fuel bladder. It SHOULD fly as the basic design is 60 years old at this point.

Shit man! That elevated my heart rate!

A classic!

Fucking guy is driving his wife's Yaris with her sewing business advertised on the back window. He's simply preserving the last shred of manhood he has nestled between his legs.

#obligatory turbulence story: Got clearance for a straight-in long final at KSWF's 10k' runway funway in a C150. I knew a C-5 had just gone in a few minutes before and was cautioned for wake turbulence. Figured by the time I got there it would have dissipated. My figuring was wrong and that 150 turned into an…

They did survive. I happen to own one. It's a flat-head V-6 with direct injection. It's a Mercury 200 capable of running shitty salt water through the cooling system!

Soooo uuhh. No getting girls in this car?

I was just a little kid in the 80's and never got to see one actually fly. In my mind, it was always "The new spy plane we had" - never realizing it's life was almost over. When was the SR-71 officially declassified and the public learned about it's existence?