Anyone know what Air Spray uses this Sabre for?
It's for sale too...a bargain at 250,000...wouldn't this be fun?
http://www.airplanetrader.com/apdetail11711.htm
Air spray Sabre
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Re: Air spray Sabre
If I remember right, they at one time used it for towing targets.
Re: Air spray Sabre
Yeah that's a deal. How long of a field does it need? 
Re: Air spray Sabre
How many DPH? (Drums per hour)
Drinking lots of coffee lately, at a nice safe jungle desk, wishing I were flying......
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Re: Air spray Sabre
The former Airspray Sabre was sold to the Classic Aircraft Aviation Museum in Oregon back in 2006. They also bought a couple of Airspray's A-26s.
Scroll to the bottom of this link:
http://www.classicaircraft.org/Exhibits.htm
Scroll to the bottom of this link:
http://www.classicaircraft.org/Exhibits.htm
Re: Air spray Sabre
The Sabre for sale in Calgary is the same one shown at the museum link (GBUI is registration on both).
Re: Air spray Sabre
I was thinking more like how many MPH (Mickey's per hour).1000 HP wrote:How many DPH? (Drums per hour)
Could make the loan payments pretty easily like that.
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Re: Air spray Sabre
I'm pretty sure it's an outdated ad.SAR_YQQ wrote:The Sabre for sale in Calgary is the same one shown at the museum link (GBUI is registration on both).
Re: Air spray Sabre
If I remember correctly this a/c is on a long term loan to the museum in Oregon.SAR_YQQ wrote:The Sabre for sale in Calgary is the same one shown at the museum link (GBUI is registration on both).
