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Re: 87 or 110 octane
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Posted by Harold H on June 17, 2007 at 20:28:05 from (75.90.22.227):
In Reply to: Re: 87 or 110 octane posted by georgeky on June 17, 2007 at 19:33:33:
George, Glad nobody was hurt in your Dad's landing incident. Hope you will get back into flying while you can. My wife and I actually met at the airport in the early 60's when she and a date were looking for someone to take them flying. I had a license and we have been flying together every since. Due to health issues, I had to sell my last plane last October, a Cessna 180, as I can no longer pass a flight physical, and we really miss it. We have flown ourselves, over the past 40 plus years, to; Key West, FL (furtherist south), Outer Banks & Kitty Hawk, NC (furtherist east), Edmonton, AB (furtherist north), and Tehachapi, CA (furtherist west), and many many places between. Harold H
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