Fengler and Peter Depaolo "a large stabilizing rudder in the rear"

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14 Feb 2022 18:55 #44895 by RandyEma

Replied by RandyEma on topic Fengler and Peter Depaolo "a large stabilizing rudder in the rear"

The L29 still exists in Arizona

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05 Feb 2022 15:42 #44822 by balinwire

Replied by balinwire on topic Fengler and Peter Depaolo "a large stabilizing rudder in the rear"

This job sat in front of The Alpine restaurant for years and really got your attention from the road it was still parked when I drove past to see the first shuttle in about 1981? i stopped on the return and there was no clue it was an L29 underneath. It looked like it was speeding parked under the awning.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Speed_(1936_film)

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05 Feb 2022 05:14 #44814 by mikespeed35

Replied by mikespeed35 on topic Fengler and Peter Depaolo "a large stabilizing rudder in the rear"

I am a L-29 Cord fan and owner, but I have to say they are NOT race cars. Although I did get a pink slip from an 812 owner when he forfeited the race!
CORDially Mike

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04 Feb 2022 18:40 - 04 Feb 2022 18:41 #44806 by balinwire

Fengler and Peter Depaolo "a large stabilizing rudder in the rear" was created by balinwire

these two seem similar like Campbell Bluebird, there is no link on ACD search.
www.hemmings.com/stories/2012/11/29/lost...rbowl-comet#comments

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