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Two Old icons The Connie and The L-1011 Tristar


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A couple of real beauties. Flew on the Tri-star but never made a Connie, but if you read a lot of the books by W.E.B. Griffen, you'll hear all about them.

Brian W.

 

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love all of those. especially the last connie shot, that turquoise on metal combo is gorgeous!

 

klee: a connie broke my heart long before a girl ever did. I was about six, and the rest of the family was driving to Miami for vacation but my mother was let off at the airport. we watched her climb the airstair to a twa connie, and the instant I saw that plane I started begging to go with her. this was obviously a terrible mistake, i was meant to be aboard! that plane was the most magnificent thing I had ever seen, and it was absolutely heartbreaking to stay in the car.

Phil Colvin

 

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Seams to me that every time a post with shots of the "Connie" comes along, the reply from must of you guys are open for back memories story tellers, it's awesome because in some way all of us we have some history to tell back from our younger years related with this impressive, powerful, beautiful work of art and engineering.

 

Thank you Larry, Kenny, Phil, Bernardo, Brian, Klee, and Adam for your comments :):D;)

 

BTW: Phil, I love your story amigo, thanks for sharing it!;)

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Great pics. A bit biased as I'm a huge TriStar fan, I love flying that plane in FSX.

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