This conversation is slightly off-topic, but give some old guys a break.
Thanks for the info and pic. It looks as deadly as I remember except for the jetpacks which were not on the versions I saw. The articles I just read indicate that it could not have flown from March as I thought. Landing gear was hard on runways. Flew out of Fairfield-Suisun (Travis).
Correct mental history everyday. 
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86 here! Iām livinā those glory years that for sure
aināt the good oleā days!
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Turned 84 this week . . . keep on hanginā in there!! Iām beginning to think this as good as it gets!
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I was 91 in January
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I turned 90 last May.
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M20 Kockpit? Just trying to decipher that. My first payware was the Moooooney too
Probably a Mooney (model) M20 K pilot. An old M20 G tried to kill a friend of mine back in 1977 (ā78?) when the air intake froze over in IMC while moving from Whiteman AFB to Vandenberg AFB. They did a TCTO on that model the next year to address that issue.
Regards
My Mooney was 231GV and was on the cover of AOPA Pilot in March 1980.
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Wow!
Iām only 66. 
But Iāve been simming since the early 80s (started on a Commodore 64).
I remember I was thrilled with being able to fly over the Eiffel Tower, rendered in colored wire-frame.
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Jimmy Stewart sends his regardsā¦
Thanks, very interesting.
Iām now watching the ā12 Oāclock Highā TV Series on Netflix in bed until I doze off.
Also āSuitsā which is great.
Iāll also look for this one with Stewart or others on Netflix & Prime.
By the way, why propellers on the rear of the wings?
Is it better to pull from the front or push from the rear?
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Im a āSEENIORā Seventy now and love my video simulations. BCsimPilot from the BC, Canada area
Sorry for the totally mildly off-topic post here. Quoting myself from this other closed topicā¦
But this is OUT tomorrow 
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