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Right turn, FO....

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Looks like a Sundowner not a Cherokee to me! Probably cuz it's the only plane slow enough to sit for a portrait.
 
One of my hangar mates flew for Red Baron back in the day. He said taking the grocery chain managers, the ones that made the decisions on what brands to order, up for rides in the biplane sold many pizzas for RB and made their name. He now flies one of the Titan Fuels T-6 Texan team planes.
 
robin ardoin said:
He said taking the grocery chain managers, the ones that made the decisions on what brands to order, up for rides in the biplane sold many pizzas for RB and made their name.
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I'll bet it did!

"Sign the contract or else I'll do another loop! Wanna see a hammerhead? SIGN!"
 
JOhnH said:
I've also seen garages that are not meant to be used as garages. Otherwise, why would they make them smaller than the average American car?
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We have one of those. The Miata barely fits. I am pretty sure our driveway wasn't meant for a car, either, as it is just barely wide enough to park on and we had to redo the landscaping to be able to open the car door and get out!
 
SkyChaser said:
We have one of those. The Miata barely fits. I am pretty sure our driveway wasn't meant for a car, either, as it is just barely wide enough to park on and we had to redo the landscaping to be able to open the car door and get out!
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It's a good thing your neighbors all have only one car each, otherwise they'd clutter that narrow street with them.
;)
 
SkyChaser said:
We have one of those. The Miata barely fits. I am pretty sure our driveway wasn't meant for a car, either, as it is just barely wide enough to park on and we had to redo the landscaping to be able to open the car door and get out!
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doesn't sould like a garage, more like a shed. :-/
 
Bob Noel said:
doesn't sould like a garage, more like a shed. :-/
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No, it sounds like an average new(ish) house. I have been house hunting a bit lately and continually find houses, especially new houses with two-car garages that are about 19'x19'. Try parking two average sedans in that.
 
JOhnH said:
No, it sounds like an average new(ish) house. I have been house hunting a bit lately and continually find houses, especially new houses with two-car garages that are about 19'x19'. Try parking two average sedans in that.
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We live downtown and have a detached garage on an alley. When we built the house I asked for the largest garage he could build given the code for the lot. He said “I can give you 26 x 32 interior dimensions.”

Do eet!
 
JOhnH said:
I've also seen garages that are not meant to be used as garages. Otherwise, why would they make them smaller than the average American car?
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When we built our house I measured out the F150 and designed it to allow 6' space in front, back and being able to open the doors on it and the car next to it without touching - No one ever said "you know I wish we had a smaller garage"
 
Pugs said:
No one ever said "you know I wish we had a smaller garage"
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Yeah but kinda like expenses growing to match your income, your stuff grows to match the space available in a garage.
 
JOhnH said:
I've also seen garages that are not meant to be used as garages. Otherwise, why would they make them smaller than the average American car?
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Yes, there is a certain socioeconomenethnic group (hey I invented a word) that 1) converts the master bedroom into a shrine with a table with an array of portraits and figurines of Jesus, 2) puts furniture not intended to be used in the other rooms, and 3) uses the garage as living quarteers.
 
Sac Arrow said:
Yes, there is a certain socioeconomenethnic group (hey I invented a word) that 1) converts the master bedroom into a shrine with a table with an array of portraits and figurines of Jesus, 2) puts furniture not intended to be used in the other rooms, and 3) uses the garage as living quarteers.
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We have neighbors that have couches and a TV in their garage, and are out there all the time (with the garage door open). We truly don't understand it. We assume their house must be so cluttered full of stuff that there's no room left, because they hang out in the garage even all summer long with the temps over 100 and humidity while in OK it's not at levels like in The South, still high enough to be miserable.
 
RussR said:
We have neighbors that have couches and a TV in their garage, and are out there all the time (with the garage door open). We truly don't understand it. We assume their house must be so cluttered full of stuff that there's no room left, because they hang out in the garage even all summer long with the temps over 100 and humidity while in OK it's not at levels like in The South, still high enough to be miserable.
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I used to have a reloading bench in my garage but... It's easier to keep an eye on the little one if I'm in the house.
 
FORANE said:
Yeah but kinda like expenses growing to match your income, your stuff grows to match the space available in a garage.
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And since stuff is an expense, your income grows to match the space available in the garage. Right? :rofl:
 
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