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<DIV>Nope, I thought you ment the WWII birds. Are the new ones even available to civilians?</DIV>
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<DIV>I still want to get to Dallas and go for a ride on a Stearman, the open cockpit has to be fun on a bright sunny day!</DIV>
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<DIV>><I> I've been on a ride in a T-6, and while they are very cool they really<BR></I>><I> have lousy performance for the fuel they burn. They're pretty slow for<BR></I>><I> the power they have.<BR></I>><I><BR></I>Are you sure we're talking about the same plane? I'm not referring to the<BR>old WWII era AT-6, I'm talking about the new turboprop trainer.<BR><BR><BR>><I> I have been very interested in the new sports pilot catagory the FAA is<BR></I>><I> working on. That might actually make flying affordable. If some<BR></I>><I> companies come out with an acrobatic sports pilot plane that would be<BR></I>><I> very attractive to me.<BR></I><BR><BR>Me too. :)<BR></DIV></DIV><p><font face=arial size=-1>Do you Yahoo!?<br>
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