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JOrdan what kind of plane is this

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breakemlose

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I want one.

By the way its' a video of a R1 vs 996 porsche vs jet

http://www.planetvids.com/html/Top-Speed-Challenge.html
 

jordanvraptor

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It is a Yugoslavian Soko J22 light attack bomber and trainer. Used in Bosnian civil war in the 90's. Light and nimble but hardly anything special.

http://www.combataircraft.com/aircraft/fj22.asp

 

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breakemlose

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Hah 702 mph weak! I want my mig-21.
 

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Thats pretty impressive Jordan, but I bet you can't guess this one:



Yeah yeah I know, bad joke.
 

The Factor

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Hint, maybe a cobra with wings
 

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03yellowvenom said:
Hint, maybe a cobra with wings
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Darkness

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How about this one?

 

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Fiat G.91. Light fighter bomber from the 50's and 60's.
 

Darkness

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jordanvraptor said:
Fiat G.91. Light fighter bomber from the 50's and 60's.
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Fiat alright but isnt it the G-31?
 

jordanvraptor

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It is the G.91. There is a later version called the G.91Y but it has two engines. Fiat as an aircraft producer later became Aeritalia.

http://images.google.com/images?hl=en&lr=&safe=off&q=fiat+g.91
 

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03yellowvenom said:
Hint, maybe a cobra with wings
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Is this what you are looking for Ed?



In WW2 the Cobra was this plane...



But, this is the "Cobra with a wing" that I think Ed really wants...
 

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Nice find Jordan
 
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