Estrellas Warbirds Museum Paso Robles, CA by Richardphotos
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they have an extensive collection of midget racing cars belonging to the owner of the museum. admission covers both collections.
if you plan on going there check for days and hours open. the staff are very friendly
Comments (10)
PhthaloBlue
Wonderful aircraft!
Richardphotos
the passenger paid for a ride in the plane. I would have loved to go, but someone was waiting for in the car
Richardphotos
the C47 behind it has red paint so it can be seen during ice and snow fall
x7 Online Now!
Very nice Shot!
RodS Online Now!
Ah, the venerable T-28! Saw a bunch of these when I was in the Air Force - even got to work on the comms on a few of them. They have an engine sound like no other... Wonderful photo, Richard!
Richardphotos
they certainly do and many were still being used long after the war
radioham
I have never been in a plane that did not have at least 60 seats and more than one engine Guess I would be in the chippie watching and not sitting there with wet pants
Steff_7
This is a great photo and looks like a place I would definitely visit if I am ever in that area :)
OmniFX
Outstanding photo of this fine looking aircraft!
APlusDesign
Nice looking plane. Very cool opportunity to see these, thanks for the suggestion
TinkerACW
Awesome captures. Training Squadron SIX (VT-6) was initially established in 1956 and re-designated as VT-6 in May 1960. The squadron provides primary flight training to selected Student Naval Aviators (SNAs). Since its inception, VT-6 has flown a wide variety of naval training aircraft including the TC-45, T-28, T-34, and now the T-6B. The squadron serves as an indoctrination point for Naval Aviation and takes pride in building professional U.S. and International Aviators. Wikipedia