Charles Lindbergh "Lindy" Plane Metal 4" Length | ||
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Posted 10 years ago
vintagelamp
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This is a small approx. 4 " long "Lindy" Plane. I have no idea who made this. I have had the plane a very long time and I purchased it at an outdoor flea market.
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Another great Valentines gift! #9 Calabash Rd., St. Maarten, Neth. Antilles. LOL!
Perhaps it will take off on its own and fly over...
I'll cover the fuel cost.
There is no pilot..
That's carrying jettisoning unnecessary weight a bit too far!
Cool!! I will love see the plane in a new Blunder´s post :)
I enjoy blunder's sense of humor so much that I decided to do mostly Lindy and planes last pm...
Glad you like my sense of humour vintagelamp but one member seems to think I should be in a padded room! LMFAO!!! They could be right! LOL! Where is SPAM when you really need it? LOL.
I enjoy warped humor blunder and you are actually better at it than I am!
Hi vintagelamp, what a great little plane. Nice find from a flea market :)
Yes, I remember it well. It was in Youngwood, PA at a fire hall.
Thank you!