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It's coming............................................ ........................someday.
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New? I see the article came out in July '05 and it doesn't sound like anything has changed since the story Bill Pearce wrote in July of '04.
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Yeah, I guess your right, I didn't notice the date. It was new to me though.Originally posted by Victor ArcherNew? I see the article came out in July '05 and it doesn't sound like anything has changed since the story Bill Pearce wrote in July of '04.
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I'm not holding my breath to ever see it during my life time.
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it's got to fly soon!every time i see a post about it that damnOriginally posted by deepskyI'm not holding my breath to ever see it during my life time.
song from the 70's pops in my head!
"she ran calling WIIIILLLDFIRE"Comment
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They have been cutting metal instead just dreaming about a racer ( like I have done ).
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1985, Lake Comanche, Ca."she ran calling WIIIILLLDFIRE"
Surrounded by about 50 Eastern European campers on their first american campout. Up all weekend singing around their campfire, the only song they knew in english was "Wildfire".
Just the first few notes makes my insides churn...Comment
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Me either and I'm only 33. I still hope.Originally posted by deepskyI'm not holding my breath to ever see it during my life time.Comment
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I was in my early 20's when I first saw photos of Wildfire being manufactured.
Now I'm in my late 40's and still waitin'. I believe that unlimited speeds have gone up so much since those days that they should start thinking 3350 if they want to be competitive (if the airframe can handle that much "beef", that is).
You missed a chance to treat them to several dozen versus of KUM-BAI-YA. That would have turned the tables for sure. [Originally posted by Leo
Surrounded by about 50 Eastern European campers on their first american campout. Up all weekend singing around their camp, the only song they knew in english was "Wild".
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