Under it's open power even!
I did watch him pull into a gas station, so it may have been a brief aberration
Under it's open power even!
The story is that it was bought by the lady when she was touring Europe looking for things to sell in her antiques store. She spotted the MiG in a Norwegian museum and bought it cheap. If it?s out there much longer, the original Polish markings will probably start ?bleeding through? the silver paint and pseudo-Soviet Air Force markings.
Specifically, it's the oldest surviving example of the Polish version of the MiG-17F, called the Lim-5. Most obvious identification point is that it only had one 23mm cannon supplementing the 37mm cannon instead of two like most versions did.
Unfortunately, the lady that owns it is just going to let it rot there.
This probably belongs in the Best (or worst) of Ebay, but it's in Dallas, so I'm posting it here...
https://dallas.craigslist.org/ndf/cto/d/plano-1962-austin-princess-limo/7050430837.html
I don't want it there either.