I was just wondering how many Bullitt owners are licensed pilots (private, commercial, etc)?? I've always dreamed of having a P-51D Mustang that the Bullitt could have a relationship with. :lol: Right now, I'll stick to the Cezzna put put machine. I have 85 'legal' hours, private pilot rating. I'm 19, soloed at 14, first took control at age 3. Would be in the Air Force if my vision was perfect.
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A couple hundred hours Private stuck-wing and about 5,000 rotorcraft...Currently doing EMS in Tucson, but have worked in Hawaii, Southern California, Gulf of Mexico, and Southeast Alaska...and have loved every minute!
I think pilots really appreciate the Bullitt...design, performance, and LOOKS!
I think pilots really appreciate the Bullitt...design, performance, and LOOKS!
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Private pilot flying low in #3230
C172
C185
C177RG-200
PA-28-161
PA-32-300
RC114
300hp Stearman
and wanting to add more to the log...like P51 and B17!
C172
C185
C177RG-200
PA-28-161
PA-32-300
RC114
300hp Stearman
and wanting to add more to the log...like P51 and B17!
a C177, eh? I've always wanted to try one of those out, they look much different than the other Cessnas...no wing struts, etc). They sit very low. How does it fly? I personally would not mind adding a P-51D to my logbook. Either that or a Commander to my hanger. :smile:
C172
C185-floats
DHC-3 Otter-amphib
Beaver-floats
C172
C185-floats
DHC-3 Otter-amphib
Beaver-floats
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I got all kind of time in a P51D, Spitefire, Me262, FW190, Eurofighter2000, SU-27. F-22, F-16C Block50/52 Falcon. Thousands of AI kills, and many online human kills. Thanks to Internet, Micro Prose and DID. :wink:
Me escorting some wounded bombers back England.
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Me and a guy I meet in Canda taking off on a bombing mission.
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Me escorting some wounded bombers back England.
Me and a guy I meet in Canda taking off on a bombing mission.
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Started lessons for the private ticket, got to about 35 hours and moved to Europe.. haven't had the time to get back into it since my return.
I hope to some day build an RV-7 or even the new RV-10. http://www.vansaircraft.com
I hope to some day build an RV-7 or even the new RV-10. http://www.vansaircraft.com
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Hey, I was a pilot...does that count? The events of September 11th really messed up the airline industry. I am a furloughed Delta Airlines pilot, a B-727 Second Officer. I was hired at Delta in March of '01 and furloughed in November '01. Prior to that I was a Canadair Regional Jet Captain at Comair Airlines, a Delta Connection carrier. I got my start in aviation with the Navy flight program fresh out of college. I am a former Naval Aviator who flew the SH-60B Seahawk helicopter on active duty. I have about 5,500 total flight hours, an ATP and one type rating in the Canadair Regional Jet. Hope to get called back to fly at Delta soon. I am not holding my breath.
Keep the shiney side up and the rubber side down. :smile:
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Keep the shiney side up and the rubber side down. :smile:
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Badkharma, I love flying the Cardinal! Flying the Saratoga (300hp)with 3 couples fully loaded I can get 135kts...with two couples in the cardinal (200hp) I can get the same speed. The 177 is a much more stable IFR platform, more responsive, faster for not much more $$ than a 172. Not to mention I enjoy flying a HP/complex/constant spd prop
plane. I have a friend with the Stearman that I get free tail dragger time...talk about seat of the pants flying!
plane. I have a friend with the Stearman that I get free tail dragger time...talk about seat of the pants flying!
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Types:
CL60, LR60, LR-45, LR-Jet (Got the Three Lil' Lear types finally!), B737, A300-600/A310-300
4600 Hrs Total
3400 Hrs Jets
Rest is light aircraft
CFI-AIM
Nice to see same tastes for cars!
Whoop! Whoop! Pull-Up!
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Black V10 Excursion 4X4
And an Old 92 Crown Vic
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Types:
CL60, LR60, LR-45, LR-Jet (Got the Three Lil' Lear types finally!), B737, A300-600/A310-300
4600 Hrs Total
3400 Hrs Jets
Rest is light aircraft
CFI-AIM
Nice to see same tastes for cars!
Whoop! Whoop! Pull-Up!
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Black Bullitt 3207
Black V10 Excursion 4X4
And an Old 92 Crown Vic
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I'm a pilot-to-be!
On the way to Air Force Officer Training School in January and then pilot training at Columbus AFB
On the way to Air Force Officer Training School in January and then pilot training at Columbus AFB
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Hey are you coming to the club meeting Sunday????
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Passed my checkride last November (2000). Have not flown since. Wife is trying to bribe me into never flying again by buying me the Bullitt. I don't think she gets it, either the Bullitt or flying.
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BadKharma,
Sorry man, I know how you feel. It has always been my dream too. After 6 years of working on aircraft I never thought I would get there. It still seems a blur. The Air Force has treated me very well and I owe everything to Uncle (Air Force) Sam. They paid for my bachelors degree and even let me take 6 months off from work (paid) to finish. It's an opportunity of a lifetime.
I know you have probably checked into it, but is your vision correctable? I know a lot of pilots who have vision problems but are still flying since it is correctable. Don't forget there is a major shortage of pilots and a lot of the requirements (including age) have become lower than Pre-1995 requirements. Check into it, and never give up on your dreams. Good Luck
Sorry man, I know how you feel. It has always been my dream too. After 6 years of working on aircraft I never thought I would get there. It still seems a blur. The Air Force has treated me very well and I owe everything to Uncle (Air Force) Sam. They paid for my bachelors degree and even let me take 6 months off from work (paid) to finish. It's an opportunity of a lifetime.
I know you have probably checked into it, but is your vision correctable? I know a lot of pilots who have vision problems but are still flying since it is correctable. Don't forget there is a major shortage of pilots and a lot of the requirements (including age) have become lower than Pre-1995 requirements. Check into it, and never give up on your dreams. Good Luck
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Oh yeah,
I owe most of it to my NEW wife. She has pushed me all along and supports me in everything I do. She gave me that extra push to finish our first front engine dragster and then supported me when I built the second one in three weeks. They are both sold now since we are leaving England, but we had fun. I proposed to her in the fire-up road in the second car. Romantic, huh :smile:
That's why I actually bought the Bullitt for her. I showed her the article in Hot Rod and asked what she thought, and immediately she wanted it.
Next???? We are planning on getting an alcohol funny car after UPT. (Undergraduate Pilot Training)
No-- she isn't standing behind me insisting I write this. She is down range supporting our country at war, leaving me at home surfing the Bullitt boards 24/7.
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First Car
Sorry, no pictures of #4069, its still in at her parents house in San Diego.
I owe most of it to my NEW wife. She has pushed me all along and supports me in everything I do. She gave me that extra push to finish our first front engine dragster and then supported me when I built the second one in three weeks. They are both sold now since we are leaving England, but we had fun. I proposed to her in the fire-up road in the second car. Romantic, huh :smile:
That's why I actually bought the Bullitt for her. I showed her the article in Hot Rod and asked what she thought, and immediately she wanted it.
Next???? We are planning on getting an alcohol funny car after UPT. (Undergraduate Pilot Training)
No-- she isn't standing behind me insisting I write this. She is down range supporting our country at war, leaving me at home surfing the Bullitt boards 24/7.
Second Car
First Car
Sorry, no pictures of #4069, its still in at her parents house in San Diego.
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Just found out 30 pilots get laid-off in the
beginning of January and 30 more at the end
of January at Delta! What the *$#@! THIS SUX!
400 Delta pilots already laid-off, including me. (furloughed)
I am already forgetting my flows! AAAHHHHHHH!!
DHG #3875
Modifications:
BULLITT chase scene recreated on rear dash
with Revell 1/25 scale 68 GT 390 Fastback and
68 Charger R/T metal body models. Unfortunately
the hub caps don't come off the Charger.
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beginning of January and 30 more at the end
of January at Delta! What the *$#@! THIS SUX!
400 Delta pilots already laid-off, including me. (furloughed)
I am already forgetting my flows! AAAHHHHHHH!!
DHG #3875
Modifications:
BULLITT chase scene recreated on rear dash
with Revell 1/25 scale 68 GT 390 Fastback and
68 Charger R/T metal body models. Unfortunately
the hub caps don't come off the Charger.
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