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11? Wow. I swear I'm going to move to Texas. Those guys know how to roll.

Nice job, Chip. As one who has had a few interesting moments as well, I can appreciate the skill it took to get her on deck. I'm glad both you and Charlie are ok. We are specifically prohibited from attempting landings with an inoperative engine. There's a lot of comfort to strapping...

Silver is an option as well...

My wife lost a great uncle on the USS Oklahoma at Pearl Harbor.

I agree completely. I think I'll just be happy with my free iPhone speedometer app for a little while longer.

I was considering a BMW Z8 or Aston Martin V8 Vantage. When I realized that I could swing a GT, the others were a distant second (and third). If I had hit the Powerball jackpot last week, I would be adding a Z8 to the garage. Sigh... maybe next time. Buy the GT. You won't be disappointed.

No way, Roketman. There's a No-Fire Area around all GTs! I really wish I could have made it to this year's rally. Unfortunately taking a trip to New Orleans just wasn't in the cards. There were too many things going on at work. I always did like how you roll.

I spent a few hours in the sky this afternoon dropping bombs and refueling from a KC-130. Welcome. Buy a GT; you won't be disappointed.

On this, our 237th Birthday, I offer a painful reminder that our Corps is still in good hands: #articleTabs%3Darticle"]Every Marine a Rifleman Happy Birthday, Marines. Semper Fi,

The first new car I purchased was my 1996 SVT Mustang Cobra. At the time it was quite the car for a high-speed Marine 1stLt learning to fly jets. I sold it in 2007 to buy my GT.

My speedometer quit working after my one-year old Optima had been disconnected for about a week. The speedometer worked as it should... I disconnected the negative terminal on the battery... I tinkered with the car for a week... I reconnected the negative terminal on the battery... The...

No kidding.

Ray, :lol I wasn't refering to the new parts on your car. Is that P-51 yours? That is awesome! You sir, are my hero. Best Regards, Waldo

I need that same door modification to my Quicksilver.

:usa I had the honor of meeting Dakota Meyer last Saturday night. You should have heard the ovation from the 500+ Marine Officers after the Commandant recognized this humble American hero. He is also a truly an example of what makes our country great. Semper Fi,

Awesome pictures, Chip. Ironically, I was in DC on Saturday and made the trip out to Dulles specifically to see Discovery. She was truly impressive.:usa Semper Fi, Waldo

I can't comment on training for older warbirds, but the T-34A/B/C were used for decades as the USMC, USN, and USAF primary flight trainers before military pilots moved on to intermediate jet, prop, and helo trainers. I learned to fly the T-34C before moving on to the T-2C Buckeye and the A-4...

Ray, Congrats on the Zero. She looks awesome! I love the T-34. I learned to fly in the T-34C. You will have a blast. If you would like to see some front-line USMC Harriers, come out to AZ this fall. I'll be happy to give you the nickle tour. Best Regards, Waldo

Nobody but Torrie will tune my GT. Best Regards,

Thanks, Freddy. I'll let you know if this gets to that point. Best regards,