Re: Planes, Trains, and Automobiles

[Max Heim <mvheim@attbi.com>]

Bristol Bulldog
Gloucester Gladiator
Boulton-Paul Defiant
Fairey Firefly
De Havilland Tiger Moth or Gypsy Moth

These are a few that might strike you as appropriate...


on 4/10/02 1:32 AM, james at jamesnazarian@netzero.net wrote:

> My g/f has been telling me for months that the inside of my V8 looks like an
> airplane (many switches and gauges); she has also been telling me that I need
> to name the car.  I have never been one for naming cars, but yesterday the two
> ideas collided and it was decided that the car needs to be named after an
> airplane.  Since I am not taking this very seriously, I am looking for
> humorous names of vintage airplanes.  The current leader is the "tiger moth"
> apparently a WWII era Canadian plane.  I would like to find a vintage British
> plane if possible, but am open to any humorous suggestions.
> 
> james
> 

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