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  • August 21, 2005 at 10:00 pm in reply to: 2nd Me262 flys gear up!!! #1338561
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    Don’t forget that we are restoring two Bf-109s to flying condition also. One is for sale or trade… Would make a great addition with a Me262 acquisition…http://www.airassets.com is our site for aircraft sales.

    August 21, 2005 at 9:58 pm in reply to: 2nd Me262 flys gear up!!! #1338564
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    There are some interested buyers in one of the three remaining 262s who have indicated that they MAY bring one to the UK for a tour. Interest from the forum to see such a tour would help our cause in convincing a buyer to commit to a UK tour- or make a permanent home there. Any support (demand) for a Me262 to come to the UK is appreciated and WILL go to our interested buyers. How about a “Virgin” sponsored tour???

    August 17, 2005 at 3:01 pm in reply to: Another ME262 Flys!!! #1342525
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    The engines are “gate limited” at 500 knots of airspeed on the Me262, but the extra power from the GE CJ-610 engines is really nice on shorter runways and better climb rates. I hope to post the new performance numbers as they come out. I will also be updating our http://www.warbirdrecovery.com website with news. BTW, has anyone read the new book yet? Any comments? It is getting great reviews over here and really helping with awareness of the Bf-109 rebuilds and also the new Spirit of Flight Center. Would love to hear any comments. Thanks! Gordon Page

    August 16, 2005 at 8:12 pm in reply to: Another ME262 Flys!!! #1343398
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    Would certainly like to see a collector buy one to display in the UK. We have three for sale. Also, TANGO TANGO is a convertible version, meaning it can fly as a single seat OR a two-seat variant. This aircraft is powered by more powerful engines than the first Me262, White One. I will post more information as it comes in!

    May 29, 2005 at 8:20 pm in reply to: Two Bf109 F4s being restored to fly #1369665
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    Warbird Recovery

    I send out ongoing updates on our progress and news items from Warbird Recovery to anyone who wants to be on the e-mail distribution list. Send me an e-mail if you would like to be on the list. [email]info@warbirdrecovery.com[/email].

    I also have a new book coming out about what it took to recover the 109s. Look for information on the book in the next few weeks.

    Blue skies,
    Gordon Page

    FYI… http://www.spiritofflight.com for information on our new facility in Denver.

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