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    Mark - It appears I "High-Jacked" your thread. My apology is offered!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mike Haas View Post
    Mark - It appears I "High-Jacked" your thread. My apology is offered!
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    Mike no problem - the whole point of Picture of the Day is to promote discussion - even of aircraft
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mark in Rochester View Post
    Mike no problem - the whole point of Picture of the Day is to promote discussion - even of aircraft
    Mark - Thank You - Another "Clue" then.. The 'Brit's' used an inverted inline 4 Cyl. Engine on this Airplane. (Gypsy 'Minor or perhaps an "Auster" (SP)?? - Memory fails me). IIRC it resulted in an increase in 'Cruise Speed" to about 110 MPH but didn't improve 'Take-Off ' distance.
    Mine was all "US GI" with the Continental 65 HP engine.

    Thanks again Mark!!
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