727 Crosswind Landings
Yes, the 727 did not like any crab on a crosswind landing. Being an old taildragger (conventional gear, not tail strikes) pilot from day one, it was very comfortable to watch an approach and landing with the wing down/top rudder technique.
I never flew one, but I rode jump a few times.
No engines below the wings made it possible to land with a significant bank unlike the 73s, 4s, 5s, 6s, 7, and ABs. Actually, a one (two) wheel landing in gusting conditions was a lot of fun.