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it would cost more than it is worth

Hey 395. Deer park

According to the FAA registry it is registered to : BROWN RONALD D 1402 22ND ST NE # 268 AUBURN, WASHINGTON

To think that was once a shiney new plane, someone's pride and joy.

Man, would be great to see someone get her and fix her up! At least drag her home and wash her!😢

Wow what a pity

My first 172 flight was with 915! That was back in 2002. I remember it had a power flow exhaust at the time. Very nice 172.

How much for the box truck

Rookie photographer

If todays Fan jets wore socks, the turbo jets would knock th3 socks off of them ,particularly from pushing them to full power.😊

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Trying to watch this makes me sea sick.

Cant watch it..panning

Where is this located at?

Yer better off to just view this with the 'scan frames' along the progress bar in still shot format, at least then you won't get sick, ha.

Great potential viewing here , but HOLY SMOKES MAN slow the camera panning down!!! this drives ones eyes batty!

Здесь когда то жизнь била ключом, что он там делает такой унылый, и забытый😊

My favorite twin engine aircraft for skydiving runs

Como você tem acesso a esse lugar sugiro que você dá um close nos aviões mais demorado pra gente ver melhor gostei do seu vídeo mas não da pra focalizar aí você já tira a câmara.

Sweet little plane in her shed... So shameful that some people broke the plexiglas windows !

Please note that I was much younger when I took these videos, and had not yet grasped the concept of slowly panning!

these prop planes are so loud when their tips are borderlining the speed of sound. I'd say the closest thing I've seen is the P51 voodoo

@av8r376 My grandfather used to own this aircraft, I would like to get in touch with the current owner would you happen to have any information?

yer makin' me dizzy.

Terrible video; the movement will make you sea sick

Too many old aircrafts. Should be retired.

@therealjimmysworld now THIS would be a great "will it start" episode.

Cool little airfield. Private I imagine.

Poor ole Navion. Flown in one here a long time ago.

😲🤓No engines, LG, instruments, 🧐

That’d take a lot of money to get airworthy, assuming you could even do it. It might be eat up with corrosion. Hate to see planes just sitting and rotting.

I landed there once in a 172😊

Sad old bird .quick get a battery and fuel

They certainly are beautiful classics! I remember flying on 707s in the late 70s. I love the way the VHF arieal looks on the vertical stabilizer!

Damn dizzy! Work on it, good plane , bad vid.

It’s like a 747 but mixed with 737

ive seen worse things be braught back to life. parts will probably be impossible to find but nothing stoppin it from getting certified as expiramental !

Obvious vandalism on this aircraft

This might be the 707 that was used by Romanian dictator Nicolae Ceausescu, Romania had 3 of these and one became an Omega Air Tanker

Hello, can someone give me an update if Omega still has any 707s in operation in 2023? I see the plane is still registered but hasn't flown in a few years.

The louder shrill sound isn't the engines. Those are low bypass fan engines, which aren't loud at all especially at idle as they were here, and doubly especially compared to the non-fan turbojets of the generation before them. If you want loud and smoky, watch some old videos of JT3 equipped earlier ('50s era) airliners, or J57 equipped military jets like the KC-135A models or B-52A though G models.

Boeing 707-320B from 1962

These Volmer VJ-22 are good airplanes. If they crash its usually that the pilot forgot to retract the gear when landing in the water... Regards from Alaska.

I know a guy that does that type of work!!!!

That Navion can be saved

I’m interested to if this airport is closed or still in operation because I can get both planes out of there 😀 !! The Husky is my dream of owning

I saw him flying with a f-15 below him and one on top when he was kind of low, I think when he was going to the Olympics.

All prop planes make that noise. That is DEFINITELY not supersonic. That is caused by the blades chopping into each other’s tip vortices. It’s not a modified FPV drone with super fast motors or a high powered turboprop

Love to see more

S turns to see over the nose and wheel landing