Anyone fancy a runabout?
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Anyone fancy a runabout?
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Re: Anyone fancy a runabout?
That's rather swish isn't it. I had to laugh at the average age of the crowd. The wife would say they're all boring old gits like me
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Re: Anyone fancy a runabout?
Dave, maybe you are an old git like me (except I am even older), but I disagree with the boring bit!
Only £50,000 - I'll have to start saving now.
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Re: Anyone fancy a runabout?
Just a bit put off by the pusher prop and canard. I'm a stick in the mud, and though I can see some advantages of a rear engine, give me a traditional layout any time. OK there were a few pushers around in 1916, but I don't see them as "traditional."
BTW Nigel, how many musical performances to reach 100 monkeys?

BTW Nigel, how many musical performances to reach 100 monkeys?
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Re: Anyone fancy a runabout?
It looks like a rather less elegant copy of Bert Rutan's vari-eze, one of which I flew a few times about 30 years ago . That did have a more conventional power unit however ( O200 IIRC ) and was certainly quieter !
Re: Anyone fancy a runabout?
Airspeed wrote:BTW Nigel, how many musical performances to reach 100 monkeys?![]()
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