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The Aviator, Movie, 2004 IMDB

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Also known as:

  • Aviator (France)
419371935 Buick Series 90 *
419381931 Cadillac *
88991939 Cadillac Series 75 **
89331942 Cadillac Series 75 **
89011936 Chevrolet Master **
89001940 Chevrolet Master De Luxe **
88981928 Ford Model A **
419391930 Ford Model A *
89021937 Ford V8 Convertible **
88941925 Hupmobile R **
88971937 Lincoln K **
89031939 Nash Ambassador *
88951930 Packard Big Eight **
419361947 Packard Custom Super Clipper *
419401941 Packard Super Eight One-Eighty *
88961933 Plymouth De Luxe **

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antp BE

2006-07-14 20:42

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Few airplanes:
[Image: avion0013480mx.th.jpg] [Image: avion0005238te.th.jpg]

Hughes H-1 Racer:
[Image: avion0045538pa.th.jpg]

Hughes XF-11:
[Image: avionxf110142054bu.th.jpg] [Image: avionxf110142142mw.th.jpg]

Lockheed Constellation:
[Image: avionlockheedconstellation0153.th.jpg]

Hughes H-4 Hercules 'Spruce Goose':
[Image: avionhercules0153036kd.th.jpg] [Image: avionhercules0153185gx.th.jpg] [Image: avionhercules0153214xy.th.jpg] [Image: avionhercules0230379nh.th.jpg] [Image: avionhercules0231031lu.th.jpg]

-- Last edit: 2006-07-14 20:43:46

Alexander DE

2006-07-15 01:14

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antp wrote ...[Image: avion0013480mx.th.jpg]...

The plane reminds me of a Curtiss. Additionally the image shows a Mack AC 'Bulldog' (1916-39).

ntorrence US

2008-04-09 23:57

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The red Packard referred to as a 1942 model is in fact my 1947 Custom Super Clipper, the only known 100 point 1947 Packard and winner of many concours and regional meets. The scene is in 1946, but 1946 and 1947 Packard Clippers are almost identical (except for the two-toned paint jobs). So they put 1946 plates on it. The car was Jack Frey's, the then president of TWA. The day was over 100 degrees and producer, Martin Scorcese caught this scene from inside an air conditionmed tent with telephoto lens. Shooting ended early that day because the "Old Fire" that swept up into the San Bernadino Mountains was creating massive smoke. That, combined with air tankers coming in to re fuel at this, the Norton Air Force Base, created a dismal scene. Neil Torrence Banning CA

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