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III Corps

07-02-2008 05:55 AM

If you wanna watch a sad story, visit this...

YouTube - Boeing 720 Demo

Sources say there were about 65 720s and 89 720Bs produced. NW used to bring its 720s into ATL when I was a kid and they were home sick angels on climb out. Eastern also operated some 720s and they were considered real hot rods by the pilots. United, Continental and Western also flew this short range version of the 707.

The stop-action video starts with the 'monster' chopping off the cockpit. Not pretty..

Seeburg220

07-02-2008 05:49 PM

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Originally Posted by III Corps (Post 417009)

If you wanna watch a sad story, visit this...

YouTube - Boeing 720 Demo

The stop-action video starts with the 'monster' chopping off the cockpit. Not pretty..

That was neat, but I'd rather see that thing chop up an RJ or an Embrarer, not a Boeing:eek:

III Corps

07-03-2008 05:36 AM

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Originally Posted by Seeburg220 (Post 417445)

That was neat, but I'd rather see that thing chop up an RJ or an Embrarer, not a Boeing:eek:

Funny thing is I am seeing more and more RJs in corp colors. At IND and PWK recently and a few on the ramp.

poor pilot

07-03-2008 07:28 AM

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Originally Posted by Swass (Post 415540)

Check Ebay, they used to have several L-1011 and 727 seats on there.

Thanks but i would like to know where they get them from. I want to go to the source.

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