new info on aerowarriors.com?

[learical1]

just for giggles, I logged onto Aerowarriors.com and hit the "what's new" link.  My God!  There's something new here!  Here's an interesting link, but there's tons more to look at.

http://aerowarriors.com/cda/cda_08_091668.html

[Brock Samson]

thanks for the alert, I always enjoy that site! 

[Redbird]

Bruce, I saw your post, what a great add. I hope he puts the Superbird manual he bought on e-bay about 6 months ago on soon. Galen

[hemi68charger]

Good read.... Thanks for the link.. That site has been a source of information for a LONG time........



Troy

[ae8i]

I hope he puts the Superbird manual he bought on e-bay about 6 months ago on soon.

I'm working on that.....

[xs29j8Bullitt]

I hope he puts the Superbird manual he bought on e-bay about 6 months ago on soon.

I'm working on that.....

Looking forward to seeing that material.

Are you Ken?  If so, I still need to get you complete copies of the two documents we discussed.   The computer that I had the scans on died, so I need to find the documents and re-scan them...

Allen

[69_500]

Was a very nice read. I think that I had some of that information laying around here, but not sure if I had the whole lot of it before now.

[tan top]

 thanks for the  link    .... have not looked over there in a good while ..... intresting  reading     

[ae8i]

Are you Ken?  If so, I still need to get you complete copies of the two documents we discussed. 

Yes.

No rush - whenever convenient for you. Thanks.

[xs29j8Bullitt]

Are you Ken?  If so, I still need to get you complete copies of the two documents we discussed. 

Yes.

No rush - whenever convenient for you. Thanks.

Thanks Ken, I will try to get it done this Summer... I hope! 

Allen

[ae8i]

I hope he puts the Superbird manual he bought on e-bay about 6 months ago on soon.

I've just finished the various imaging tasks necessary to post the "Superbird manual" to my web site. I would expect it to appear there within a week or so. For anyone that might have an interest in seeing it immediately, you can download a zip file here:

http://aerowarriors.com/cda_08_sbbp.zip

Beware - this is a large file, 78MB! Once the material appears on my site, this link will no longer function.

I'm not sure how much new information this document provides about the winged cars, construction or otherwise. It may well be that its greatest contribution is not in the information it provides, but simply in the fact that it has survived to further enhance the historical record.

If anyone would care to comment, I'd be interested in reading responses here regarding what new information they glean from this document, if any.

[69_500]

Thanks for posting the link. Downloaded the zip file, and will be reading through it here in a little while.

[Ghoste]

Another downloaded here.  Thanks a whole bunch for making it available!