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Old 19th Jan 2003, 17:57
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Hairyplane
 
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Austers

Low n Slows Auster must be one of the nicest around - and its been on the telly with its lucky owner - Plane Crazy on Discovery.

I am a real fan of the Cirrus Major 3.

I had a go in Chris Harrisons Auster out of Shotteswell Banbury a week or so ago.

Amazing how much mud can actually cling onto an aeroplane and still be there when you get back...

Great fun and a classic taildragger for tuppence hapenny.

Aren't us old plane nutters lucky that your average spamcan driver wouldn't even consider one - and wouldn't be able to fly one anyway without spending a few quid on a conversion.. That keeps the price down for the enthusiasts.

Funny isn't it that you can buy a perfectly airworthy Auster with lots of hours/ CofA left for a lot less than a rebuilt engine ?

Bring 'em to G-VFWE guys! We love 'em!

Can I have a go in yours Low n Slow?? (even though theres no way you'll get to 100 replies to your thread and I definately will!)

All the best!

HP
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