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I know this is getting totally off track, but,,,,,,where is this? I have wanted to fly in one ever since seeing Daryl Greenamyer fly his Red Baron in races many years ago.

I was lucky to be at his first low altitude speed runs in his F104 in Tonopah in '76 as we were a sponsor. 1010 mph, but there was a malfunction with the cameras so he did it again the following year. About 50 -75 feet above the ground. Incredible experience.
Allan
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Here is a place in Florida. I believe there are others at air shows.



Here is another that flies throughout the country



Rob
 
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Thanks Rob. Looks like one of them will be about 45 minutes from me next month. Now....... how do I convince the Admiral it is a good idea to take a 20 minute ride for $2,500. :):) Maybe a $2500 necklace for Christmas??
Allan
 
Allan.

If you read the testimonies the other flight in Kissimimie is more involved. You are a pilot and can do acrobatics etc. I don’t know about the price!

I thought the $2,500 necklace was standard price for just allowing this hobby!!!!
 
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