Greg Lightbourn

Williams, AZ, United States

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Commented on Six tanks, fuel management.

Jul 14 at 11:00 AM

Yeah, don’t mistake the fuel gauge for the fuel valve selector! You’ll get reminded right away!

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Commented on Beech G17S

Jul 14 at 10:58 AM

Wow! That’s from another era!

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Commented on WACO

Jul 14 at 10:57 AM

Beautiful!

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Commented on Just for the fun of it!

Jul 14 at 10:56 AM

😆😆

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Commented on G17S

Jul 14 at 10:55 AM

Wow! Where did you find that? It’s probably from one of the annual Thunder Over Coconino events held here at Valle!

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Apr 25 at 11:10 AM

G17S… only 20 GModel 17’s were ever made. 19 of them actually came out of the factory and the 20th one was assembled from left over parts in Texas. This is Serial Number B-19, the last G-17 to leave the Beechcraft factory in 1949, the last of the US Bi-Plane era- this plane is an icon! It will be heading to its new home soon.

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Commented on Old school start

Apr 24 at 09:41 PM

Too much fun!!

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Replied on The connecting flight... from 40G to ...

Apr 24 at 09:30 PM

charles cook I think it’s time for another adventure like that and it could be very documentable, very episode worthy!

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Commented on A fly-by and gorgeous sound of exhau...

Apr 24 at 09:20 PM

There’s nothing like that sound!

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Commented on Curtiss Robin start

Apr 24 at 09:19 PM

Awesome!!!

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