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Your call. Mine has worked fine with the replacement engine. The engines are assembled by one person who signs the engine. I would have loved to have been there when he/she learned the engine had come apart. I was driving at 55 mph with cruise control on and the car started to slow down. I...

Welcome to my world. The engine in my 22 5 BW came apart at about 7000 miles. No track. No mistreatment. It just seized. Sewell Cadillac of Dallas came and got it and brought a loaner car. Cadillac sent Sewell a new engine, which Sewell installed. Sewell brought my car back and took the loaner...

Congratulations. I’m in Waxahachie. I got my 22 5 BW from Sewell Dallas. Great customer service.

Welcome. Classy looking car.

Welcome. Nice car. My 22 5BW is also white. Keeps the car cooler in the Texas heat.

Good for you. Congratulations. It’s a nice looking car.

Good luck. You will like the BW.

Excellent. Congratulations and welcome. My 5BW is a great car. My only suggestion, that I offer to all new owners, is to apply acceleration smoothly. A sudden application of all 668 hp will make it try to swap ends. (don’t ask how I know!)

“Open the pod bay door, Hal!” “I’m sorry Dave, I’m afraid I can’t do that”

I was never in the military. I was in the Air Force.

Excellent. Well done. I’m 86. The only thing I can get under is a blanket.

Ok. I flew the 757. Beautiful aircraft. It would climb like a rocket. But that was a long time ago in a galaxy far away.

I’m not a mechanic (and I didn’t play one in TV), so the best suggestion I could offer is to take it to a Cadillac dealer’s service center. (rcole757? Did you fly one or is that your birthday?)

Welcome. Enjoy your ride.

Nice. I don’t know what they do to get that bright shade of blue.

It’s fun. Don’t fly anymore but it was handy when I did.

It’s a 2800 foot airstrip, from which I flew my Beech 33. Official name “George P Shanks airport”. FAA designation 54TA. My home and hangars on the west side.

I have a good friend who retired from TWA. Barry Schiff. Writes fior the AOPA mag. My email is georgepshanks@reagan,com.

Thanks. My TX tag is “0260N4S”. Zero to 60 in 4 Seconds. Did you check Google Earth for 54TA?

I retired on May 14, 98 after 32 years with AA. Before that, 8 years in the AF. B-47 and B-52. Flew Capt. on 727, 757-767, DC-9, DC-10, MD—11. Best job in the Galaxy. I turned 86 2 weeks ago. Had a Beech 33 but sold it to another AA Capt 15 years ago. Don’t fly anymore. Everyone has to hang...