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Here she is, so everyone can be on the lookout for her.

Did anyone besides Team Jeff notice that we were actually at the Ford GTO rally? :eek

I've had the good fortune to spend many, many hours talking aviation with Indy, and inspecting museum aircraft in detail I thought wasn't possible. You haven't lived until you've stood in front of a J58 with Bill, and heard his excellent explanation of how the Blackbird's unique "leaky turbojet"...

Team Jeff & I will be there!

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One thing clear is that we all need to get together sometime, maybe at Rally X as Pete suggested, and exchange some stories that, "...have the additional benefit of being true." (to borrow a line from Dan Rather). I have more than a sneaking suspicion that there are a few stories (military and...

I agree with you completely, Chip, maybe even more than 100% :thumbsup I don't know him either, but being local, I 've heard a lot of things over the years that have caused me to admire him.

It absolutely was! I thought it was easier to make a smooth touchdown power-off than power on (in the OH-58A version, at least). The UH-1H is my all-time favorite helicopter, although I only had about 60 hours in it (RWQC at Ft. Rucker). The ships we flew at Rucker back then were really beat...

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Probably. That's Frenchman Peak, AKA Sunrise Peak, east of Las Vegas (Lake Mead Blvd at the top of the photo). As interesting as it always was to get in and out of there, I preferred flying to driving because the road is downright scary! (If you're in town for Scottsdale Good Guys, let me know...

I did, a lot (military & civilian). So have CH53Driver and FlorIdaho Chris, that I know of. That's Team Jeff in the last photo.

In other words, rust never sleeps!

Nice, Kavan. :thumbsup

I would say it's an EXCELLENT read, Tony! That's what he's holding in the photo with Jeff & me. It's out of print and will never be reprinted, but another book is in the works. The only thing I'd add to your characterization of Peter is that he's an extremely nice guy. :thumbsup

Designers of all the cars in the driveway...

Peter gave a fascinating first-hand account of the development of the Stingray, the Daytona Coupe, and the SPF Coupe. :thumbsup