I agree, without this plane those dolts might be speakling the german language now and not enjoy the fruits of democracy that so many paid such a great price for.
My father flew in Berlin Airlift and was a huge airplane fan. He bought me model P-51 Airplanes in mid 60's I built as a kid. Since then, especially after hearing one fly by, they've always caused me to get goose bumps when they fly by... What a fantastic aircraft.
@RedGr3mlinz Your English is fine. I understood EXACTLY what you said. I couldn't have said it better myself. I thank you sir for your great comment; I know my grandfather would have very much appreciated also!
I know you Brits are justifiably proud of your Spitfires and Hurrucanes, and really I do appreciate the RollRoyce upgrade, for me the P51D is the coolest prop plane ever.
@george1976ist However, The English language is derived from early Germanic dialects brought to Great Britain by the German Anglo-Saxons in the 5th century. Furthermore, the English & German languages are the only two European languages that are not Latin based!
lol 50 million Americans are NOT from Germany. Although, I'd venture to bet a lot more than 50 million Americans have German ancestry.
@george1976ist LMAO! What you're stating as fact, is what's known to the educated as an "Urban Legend" or what YouTuber's like to call a "FAIL" Here's the truth: On January 13, 1795, Congress considered a proposal, not to give German any official status, but merely to print the federal laws in German as well as English. During the debate, a motion to adjourn failed by one vote. The final vote rejecting the translation of federal laws, which took place one month later, is not recorded.
@george1976ist Discovery called it the most important plane of the 20th century because it gave allied bombers a fighter escort all the way to and from their targets, allowing allied bombers to destroy the nazi war machine, and their ability to make war. This was not possible prior to the P-51, without which allied bombing raids may of been halted. In which case you & I could very well be speaking German now!
PS top speed is 437 mph in level flight @25000ft... Try google sometime; it's great!!!
Like I used to tell my grandfather (WW2 P-47 & P51 jockey) "It pisses me off that you got to do something infinitely more bad ass than I'll ever get to do, and you did it in the 40's!!!" R.I.P. Gramps!
@testermanish Of course it doesn't really piss me off. The fact that my grandfather was a WW2 fighter pilot, flying a Mustang no less; makes me proud beyond measure! However, being a motocross racing skydiving adrenaline junkie it does, for lack of a better word, suck, that I'll never get to experience what I would consider to be the most intense thrill mankind has ever known... Flying a P-51 Mustang into combat during WW2!
We tend to think WWII planes were slow and shitty. I as a pilot incurred in that error on the past. Now i know bette. Read about the Stuka, the auto recovery sistem it had was so advanced im still impressed. WWII planes rock. They could even cause real severe damage in a modern war against infantry or light vehicles.
Never mind how it looks when that thundering roar goes through your ears and gives a feeling like nothing else on earth can do, you feel like you just been touched by god and some of his magic is coursing through your vains you know your alive, best feeling on earth and then some, brings a tear to your eye with pure euphoria.
Wow great plane,they say that a picture is worth a thousand words,but i think that a thousand pictures won't be enough to describe how nice this plane is :D
@Scharfschutzen1 Only trying to educate you since you are so ignorant of well-documented history. I should have known better than to let myself get trolled by a German Nationalist.
@Scharfschutzen1 It is a matter of well-documented history. I don't know if you are aware of it, but German Nationalism is not a substitute for cold, hard facts.
I got choked up thinking about how many "joes" heard that angel over their shoulders. Thank God for rich people with great taste and a mind for history.
@Jonno2summit Go to the search block for YouTube and type in "Mustang Low Pass Henley Ranch. You will not believe your eyes and ears. Unmatched quality for what you were looking for here. Lowest level "Gear up" upon take-off at 10 seconds into the video, that I have EVER seen. I bet you will agree. It is a very little known/watched video, but well worth it.
The P51 was initiated by the UK Air Ministry, both as a design and prototype.
Originally fitted with the US designed Allison engine,it proved woefully inadequate,indeed it was hopeless.The UK Air Ministry allowed the Merlin engine to be produced under license in the US and that cured its problems.I've had the priveldge of personally speaking to 3 WW2 Mustang fliers, they have only high respect for the Merlin engine. One said " we designed it, your engine made it fly "
@CharleyFarley1040 The requirements for what the plane was supposed to have and do were from a British commission, but North American Aviation designed and built it.
Mon contrere: but there are several BF 109's with the Daimler-Benz engines, that are airworthy, and there's even one ME 109 lurking about, with a DB engine.
I know of one original flyer here in the States, the rest are in Europe. It's easy to spot if it's got the original engine: look at the location of the exhaust pipes. If they're up high on the fuselage, then it's got a Merlin. If they're down low, near the top of the wing, then it's got a DB engine.
jdflyboy: you are to be commended. There is another video, in which some limp-boys have inserted some gayboy guitar music(!) and then they go into a fur-ball about those of us who merely want to hear the engines. Oh well.
Was the P-51 British? Well depending how you look at it, then yes. But the United States has a thing with taking ideas and making them bigger and better. And the P-51 is a key example of that. In the end the P-51 is known as an American aircraft. And the sound of that Packard V-1650 engine never gets old and should be admired by all.
@ihavtugo correct me if I'm wrong. P51 designed and built by North American Aviation with Packard/Allisons. Britain got some via lend lease and stuck Rolls Royce Merlins in them making them the hot rods they became. Packard/Allison then built Merlins for P51s under license. Packards strutted their stuff in PT boats. Doesn't matter. Hearing one of those engines from that era, round or V, makes you stop what you're doing and search sky for a glimpse of that piece of history.
The mustang never used to be a good fighter plane until the they Put a Royls royce mustang engine in it and then it was one of the greatest fighters of ww2.
The one thing I remember at High School Graduation out on the football field is a man named Butch made a low pass in his P51 Mustang going the length of the field during the National Anthem - It was something of a graduation gift to some of the boys he knew in my class. He didn't fly this low but it certainly caught everyone's attention! Awesome!
Those things are no joke. Faster and more agile than anything thats not a jet fighter. Capable of almost 500mph. Don't call them ancient they would blow your socks off.
@csvanquishftw You helped win WWII, you didn't win it single-handedly. By the way, the definitive version, the P-51D, was powered by the Packard V-1650, a two-stage two-speed supercharged version of the legendary Rolls-Royce Merlin engine. It's okay, there's no need to thank us for the engine. No I'm not being disrespectful to the American contribution to WWII. I admire all the Allied nations who fought against Hitler, but no one nation could have achieved it alone.
@TheMG63 Well, we did have a little skirmish with the Japs as well. By 1944, we could have won the war single-handedly. I say this because of our well trained pilots and huge mass-production of arms. I read a lot of comments that claim that America waited to the last minute to enter the war. In 1940, our military strength was comparable to Greece..
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Gordontrek 2 weeks ago
imagine how many germans shit their pants when they heard that coming!
trucker765 3 weeks ago
That Merlin's roar is music to my ears,that's what I call a low pass.
Chalyman77 1 month ago
I love how that guy goes "Wooh" right before it goes by
moonhalcyon 1 month ago
My favorite video. Watched it a 1000 times.
That merlin gives me chills.
pmharl 1 month ago
Thnx to Edgar Schmued (German immigrant) for designing the aircraft.
Panzertruppen1 1 month ago
The Doppler's effect created by P51's engine is great...just love the sound of it...
JURGOL1NH0 1 month ago
That was awesome!
slbarrett89 2 months ago
30 Jug pilots
pikapoketpu 2 months ago
This gave me the chills
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@dataguttene just wrote the same comment without seeing yours. cheers from japan
pmharl 1 month ago
um ótimo veterano da segunda guerra mundial,
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aaronzack14 3 months ago
30 people need to get a life
awesomelegomadness 3 months ago 2
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I agree, without this plane those dolts might be speakling the german language now and not enjoy the fruits of democracy that so many paid such a great price for.
bisbee111 3 months ago
too bad some yahoo was yelling and pretty much ruined the video
DaStreetSkater 3 months ago
Merlin engine...so pretty sound
wolfaboy 3 months ago
@soviet507 i completely agree
kidjay76 3 months ago
I whis the guy would shut up
MrDavid0808 4 months ago
P-51 mustang was the F22 raptor of WW2 the best of the best
soviet507 4 months ago
Dear Santa...
11simba01 4 months ago
I WANT ONE!!!
montey1017 4 months ago
@montey1017 Me too :D
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Crazy!
heymama1 5 months ago
I love it, We*ll be back. God Bless the U.S.A.
JensCM54 5 months ago
awesome!!!
primeflyin 5 months ago
20 feet off the ground at that speed? Hope there was a really hot chick watching to risk everything
Davesintexas 5 months ago
My father flew in Berlin Airlift and was a huge airplane fan. He bought me model P-51 Airplanes in mid 60's I built as a kid. Since then, especially after hearing one fly by, they've always caused me to get goose bumps when they fly by... What a fantastic aircraft.
JWPMinnesota 5 months ago
HOLY SHIT!!......WOW!!...
ladime79 5 months ago
You saw that speed that plane had? : Yes
You saw heard the reaction from the guy: Yes
Now think like this:
A dog fight in the 40is in that speed with all gunns fiering and planes all over the place in that speed.
To all the ppl that have Gramps that fought in the 1945 and flew those planes.
RESPECT!
sry bad eng
RedGr3mlinz 5 months ago 4
@RedGr3mlinz Your English is fine. I understood EXACTLY what you said. I couldn't have said it better myself. I thank you sir for your great comment; I know my grandfather would have very much appreciated also!
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MaxDeathKnighT 5 months ago
Thats why they call her the Cadillac of th skys.
BlackWidowZ93 5 months ago
Great googly-moogly!
hipcat13 5 months ago 2
Ive never gotten a hardon so fast
nick6539 5 months ago
That is definitely music to my ears,that Rolls Royce roar is just phenomenal!
Chalyman77 5 months ago
Happens in my front yard every day
1kelseysmith 5 months ago
I know you Brits are justifiably proud of your Spitfires and Hurrucanes, and really I do appreciate the RollRoyce upgrade, for me the P51D is the coolest prop plane ever.
neosailor 5 months ago
One of the greatest engine sounds i've ever heard...
JURGOL1NH0 5 months ago
more like 350+ MPH actually faster than NASCAR for you guys.
paullubliner 6 months ago
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paullubliner 6 months ago
The guy recording says "Down and dirty" but that wasn't a "dirty" pass. It definately was down though...
ICEMAN440X 6 months ago
Recorded with a toaster.
deltalphapwns 6 months ago
p51 hurricane spitfire or stukka dive bomber
haterofterrorism 6 months ago
@haterofterrorism P40, P47, or F4U IMO.
lefdepord 6 months ago
What a beast!
gregwddriver 6 months ago
Love that sound! Merlins rock
MrCaspernick 6 months ago
I just went from 6 to midnight.
catdieselpowa 6 months ago
Looool cars are gay.
RADIOACTIVEBUNY 7 months ago 2
@RADIOACTIVEBUNY umm ok?
Robbieifyoucan 6 months ago
@Robbieifyoucan Meaning if I had a choice between a Mustang, a Mustang, and a Mustang, I'd take the Mustang.
RADIOACTIVEBUNY 6 months ago
@george1976ist However, The English language is derived from early Germanic dialects brought to Great Britain by the German Anglo-Saxons in the 5th century. Furthermore, the English & German languages are the only two European languages that are not Latin based!
lol 50 million Americans are NOT from Germany. Although, I'd venture to bet a lot more than 50 million Americans have German ancestry.
moto1p1 7 months ago
@george1976ist LMAO! What you're stating as fact, is what's known to the educated as an "Urban Legend" or what YouTuber's like to call a "FAIL" Here's the truth: On January 13, 1795, Congress considered a proposal, not to give German any official status, but merely to print the federal laws in German as well as English. During the debate, a motion to adjourn failed by one vote. The final vote rejecting the translation of federal laws, which took place one month later, is not recorded.
moto1p1 7 months ago
@george1976ist Discovery called it the most important plane of the 20th century because it gave allied bombers a fighter escort all the way to and from their targets, allowing allied bombers to destroy the nazi war machine, and their ability to make war. This was not possible prior to the P-51, without which allied bombing raids may of been halted. In which case you & I could very well be speaking German now!
PS top speed is 437 mph in level flight @25000ft... Try google sometime; it's great!!!
moto1p1 7 months ago 2
Like I used to tell my grandfather (WW2 P-47 & P51 jockey) "It pisses me off that you got to do something infinitely more bad ass than I'll ever get to do, and you did it in the 40's!!!" R.I.P. Gramps!
moto1p1 7 months ago 74
@moto1p1 That pisses you off?
testermanish 5 months ago
@testermanish Of course it doesn't really piss me off. The fact that my grandfather was a WW2 fighter pilot, flying a Mustang no less; makes me proud beyond measure! However, being a motocross racing skydiving adrenaline junkie it does, for lack of a better word, suck, that I'll never get to experience what I would consider to be the most intense thrill mankind has ever known... Flying a P-51 Mustang into combat during WW2!
moto1p1 5 months ago 2
I love the sound of that P-51 screaming by, those old fighters were like hot rods of the sky!
springa42 7 months ago 3
How fast did the P51 go at full throtle?? About 400, maybe?
alex30riv 7 months ago
Press 5 for WooooW....
11s4 7 months ago 11
Discovery called it the most important plane of the 20th century
I agree!!
And I am 16 years old
Shenoyk14 7 months ago
That was awesome best plane every
killerbags76 7 months ago
Thanks for the vid man! @ zillsbury douche boy, ehy dont you buy him a new camera? Not everyone has mommy and daddy wiping there butts at 30...
boostfreak777 7 months ago
could you have used a shittier camera?
zillsburyy 7 months ago
@zillsburyy Could you have a "SHITTIER" attitude????? Zillsburyy DOUGH BOY HAHAHAHHAHHAAAAHAAHAHAHAHAAAHAHAHAAHAHAAHAHAHHAHAHHHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAAAA
tango3sierra 7 months ago
lol redneck airshow :) great vid of an amazing plane
1irishluck 7 months ago
what a beast
jmmelnyk 7 months ago
P51 Cadillac of the Sky!
pteronadon 7 months ago
We tend to think WWII planes were slow and shitty. I as a pilot incurred in that error on the past. Now i know bette. Read about the Stuka, the auto recovery sistem it had was so advanced im still impressed. WWII planes rock. They could even cause real severe damage in a modern war against infantry or light vehicles.
DreamVikings 8 months ago
Boner-inducing sound! Great!
MentalRaptors 8 months ago
Awesome old airplane!
willock1967 8 months ago
i like da f4u corsair
fishingboy11 8 months ago
AWESOME!!!
matthiashaenni 8 months ago
I just got goosebumps! Thanks!
TheDadOfCole 8 months ago
Never mind how it looks when that thundering roar goes through your ears and gives a feeling like nothing else on earth can do, you feel like you just been touched by god and some of his magic is coursing through your vains you know your alive, best feeling on earth and then some, brings a tear to your eye with pure euphoria.
vback 8 months ago
I rode as a passenger in one of those about 10 years ago. Pretty cool ride!
jimpeoples1 8 months ago
@jimpeoples1 1 lucky person right here.
vback 8 months ago
that is such a throaty sound. bam!
artofnick 8 months ago
Wow great plane,they say that a picture is worth a thousand words,but i think that a thousand pictures won't be enough to describe how nice this plane is :D
97bosko 8 months ago
@97bosko a picture will never describe how you feel when that sound goes through your body, best feeling on earth.
vback 8 months ago
@vback Yeah,I agree pretty nice :)
97bosko 8 months ago
This was awesome!
willock1967 8 months ago
Euhh, my father is better than yours??!?? The video is nice, go talk about politics on another post...
chorth1 8 months ago
@Scharfschutzen1 Ahh.. there it is... I knew that was coming.
bladedspokes 8 months ago
@Scharfschutzen1 Only trying to educate you since you are so ignorant of well-documented history. I should have known better than to let myself get trolled by a German Nationalist.
bladedspokes 8 months ago
@Scharfschutzen1 It is a matter of well-documented history. I don't know if you are aware of it, but German Nationalism is not a substitute for cold, hard facts.
bladedspokes 8 months ago
@Scharfschutzen1 He learned how to design aircraft from working at General Motors' Fokker aircraft division.
bladedspokes 8 months ago
boy and thats a forties aircraft woow
yungprince870 8 months ago
I got choked up thinking about how many "joes" heard that angel over their shoulders. Thank God for rich people with great taste and a mind for history.
stratobagster 8 months ago
what a sound, brings chills to my spine.....legendary plane
Crockett20 9 months ago
40's technology was pretty cool huh?
willock1967 9 months ago
That's just hot!
schweppesicle15 9 months ago
My favorite plane.
ZRace67 9 months ago 25
@ZRace67 Mine too :D
LEBONSKIFINARM 6 months ago
USA! USA! USA!
cyrdust 9 months ago
Wish the video quality was better, but the audio can't be beat! That was awesome.
Jonno2summit 9 months ago
@Jonno2summit Go to the search block for YouTube and type in "Mustang Low Pass Henley Ranch. You will not believe your eyes and ears. Unmatched quality for what you were looking for here. Lowest level "Gear up" upon take-off at 10 seconds into the video, that I have EVER seen. I bet you will agree. It is a very little known/watched video, but well worth it.
fbenenati 9 months ago
The P51 was initiated by the UK Air Ministry, both as a design and prototype.
Originally fitted with the US designed Allison engine,it proved woefully inadequate,indeed it was hopeless.The UK Air Ministry allowed the Merlin engine to be produced under license in the US and that cured its problems.I've had the priveldge of personally speaking to 3 WW2 Mustang fliers, they have only high respect for the Merlin engine. One said " we designed it, your engine made it fly "
CharleyFarley1040 9 months ago 2
@CharleyFarley1040 The requirements for what the plane was supposed to have and do were from a British commission, but North American Aviation designed and built it.
raulrusboy 9 months ago
i bet all the old german tourists ran for their lives!!
brutformen 10 months ago
@TheReaperIsGrim
Mon contrere: but there are several BF 109's with the Daimler-Benz engines, that are airworthy, and there's even one ME 109 lurking about, with a DB engine.
I know of one original flyer here in the States, the rest are in Europe. It's easy to spot if it's got the original engine: look at the location of the exhaust pipes. If they're up high on the fuselage, then it's got a Merlin. If they're down low, near the top of the wing, then it's got a DB engine.
Britcarjunkie 10 months ago
If you didn't scream like a little bitch this video would be pretty cool.
2ndfeez 10 months ago
Yeah baby!!!
Lehmann108 10 months ago
British Rolls Royce Merlin engine....best in the world.
staffsmole 10 months ago
jdflyboy: you are to be commended. There is another video, in which some limp-boys have inserted some gayboy guitar music(!) and then they go into a fur-ball about those of us who merely want to hear the engines. Oh well.
bigbuffler 10 months ago
my keyboard is all covered in some sticky stuff..
ml191172 10 months ago
250mph? Looked a bit faster to me. They had a top speed (depending on model) of 370mph to up around 450mph. Sweet video BTW, gives me chills!
PatrickONB 11 months ago
To bad you had a crappy camera with you.
arno7804 11 months ago
:O :O :O
mrlejackle96 11 months ago
Was the P-51 British? Well depending how you look at it, then yes. But the United States has a thing with taking ideas and making them bigger and better. And the P-51 is a key example of that. In the end the P-51 is known as an American aircraft. And the sound of that Packard V-1650 engine never gets old and should be admired by all.
ihavtugo 11 months ago 2
@ihavtugo doesnt the p-51 use the british merlin engine?
dmax631 10 months ago
@ihavtugo correct me if I'm wrong. P51 designed and built by North American Aviation with Packard/Allisons. Britain got some via lend lease and stuck Rolls Royce Merlins in them making them the hot rods they became. Packard/Allison then built Merlins for P51s under license. Packards strutted their stuff in PT boats. Doesn't matter. Hearing one of those engines from that era, round or V, makes you stop what you're doing and search sky for a glimpse of that piece of history.
speedskiff2 7 months ago
The engine is a Rolls Royce Merlin V12 design licensed to Packard motor company and built in Detroit ;)
ssilver88 11 months ago
ooops! Wet myself again.
FishyMikeBravo 11 months ago
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Thank GOD, I got a friend with one.
FLY172M 11 months ago
P51= Chuck Norris's plane of choice.
brendanw122 11 months ago
P-51 MUSTANG, CADILLAC OF THE SKIES!!!!!!!!
maybrook1 11 months ago
I can picture the Nazis shitting themselves now......
Hiei2k7 11 months ago
@Hiei2k7 Hoorah to thatt!!! jaja
nfcd0520 11 months ago
That engine makes me speechless.. keep the turbojets, keep the turbofans, give me this!
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The Merlin was a Rolls Royce Engine! Packard built them under licence from Rolls Royce.
tigersforkids 1 year ago
The Merlin was a Rolls Royce Engine! Packard built them under licence from Rolls Royce.
tigersforkids 1 year ago
I don't think the P51 had a Merlin engine. It had a Rolls Royce. The Spitfire had a Merlin.
gmccord1970 1 year ago
that has to be one of the hottest sounds ever heard!
bernhardtsen74 1 year ago
@bernhardtsen74 NO kidding!
hotdog2020 1 year ago
I'd choose this machine over a JSF anytime.
Tallica88 1 year ago
Gotta love the merling engine.
theshow2k8 1 year ago
@theshow2k8 merlin
guitarz04 1 year ago
I had my speakers on full :) :)
2002And 1 year ago
Do you have the clip in better quality?
themookie 1 year ago
and just think, it's just loafing....best prop fighter ever.
nocrap62 1 year ago
awesome
speedskiff2 1 year ago
One word...F**K YEAH! ! ! Well maybe two
moto1p1 1 year ago
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moto1p1 1 year ago
i am so making this my ringtone
KnifeCalledLust24 1 year ago
Angels on our shoulders: captain miller
imike105 1 year ago
Good Lord
jaegerhund 1 year ago
PAUSE IT AT 0:14
aaronzack14 1 year ago
i came
dendoud 1 year ago
that sound, :13 to :15 gives me chills down my spine :)
futuremason4301 1 year ago
lucky guys whomever got to fly that beauty
flyinv1967 1 year ago
Good thing he wasn't on a strafing run!
Tho the sounds from six .50 cal MG-52 machine guns would have added to the video! lol
Nice video.
morgietheblackdog 1 year ago
Hard to imagine that this machine is almsot 70 years old! Pretty amazing
ManvsMachine7 1 year ago 54
The mustang never used to be a good fighter plane until the they Put a Royls royce mustang engine in it and then it was one of the greatest fighters of ww2.
JAH9495 1 year ago 3
@JAH9495 very true but i believe you're referring to a rolls royce merlin engine tho
derro1989 1 year ago
@derro1989 yeahh sorry i ment rolls royce (:
JAH9495 1 year ago
@JAH9495
It was always a good fighter. With a US made engine or a Rolls, the P-51 was a great fighter. The Merlin just made it legendary.
PhinfanUK 1 year ago
@PhinfanUK
This is a British plane though! the Brits just gave the design to the Americans because they wanted their own version of the Spitfire.
theshow2k8 1 year ago
did you film this with a calculator -.-
jackydefo 1 year ago
@jackydefo i think it was ...probably an old Texas interments calculator .
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@jackydefo i think it was ...probably an old Texas instruments calculator .
RLTRUELOVE1972 1 year ago
It must of been awsome, just a shame the quality of the video...
66ironside 1 year ago
Wow! Sorry I wet myself.
FishyMikeBravo 1 year ago
Man that sounds good the only thing that Sounds better is a ME-109 :)
texasfathead 1 year ago
aaaaaaahhhh, listen to that merlin!! nothing like it!
larsjake 1 year ago
The one thing I remember at High School Graduation out on the football field is a man named Butch made a low pass in his P51 Mustang going the length of the field during the National Anthem - It was something of a graduation gift to some of the boys he knew in my class. He didn't fly this low but it certainly caught everyone's attention! Awesome!
1967mustanggta 1 year ago
my keyboard is all covered in gooey stuff..
ml191172 1 year ago
Awesome, shame its not a spitfire though;-D
gibbo909 1 year ago
Wanna see some more low level (lima lima) Mustang stuff? Go to the search block and type in: Low pass Mustang Henley Ranch
You won't be disappointed. More of the great Merlin engine too.
fbenenati 1 year ago
@fbenenati Hat tip,for the Henley ranch clip....
thx mark
zadok217 1 year ago
Probably the best sounding engine ever ???
LEBONSKIFINARM 1 year ago
The vintage roar of justice.
ironpirites 1 year ago
@ironpirites
Yes, especially when they tore to pieces peasants in the fields when there were no real enemies. ;-)
silverbud 1 year ago
The ancient warcry replaced with roaring engine. gives you the chills
vytolutis 1 year ago 59
Those things are no joke. Faster and more agile than anything thats not a jet fighter. Capable of almost 500mph. Don't call them ancient they would blow your socks off.
supramanz 1 year ago
@supramanz I agree with you about the plane, I was talking about psychological effect of the sound it makes
vytolutis 11 months ago
jesus no wonder we win wars...
csvanquishftw 1 year ago
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TheMG63 1 year ago
@csvanquishftw You helped win WWII, you didn't win it single-handedly. By the way, the definitive version, the P-51D, was powered by the Packard V-1650, a two-stage two-speed supercharged version of the legendary Rolls-Royce Merlin engine. It's okay, there's no need to thank us for the engine. No I'm not being disrespectful to the American contribution to WWII. I admire all the Allied nations who fought against Hitler, but no one nation could have achieved it alone.
TheMG63 1 year ago
@TheMG63 lol well thats wat i meant, wen i said "no wonder WE win wars" by WE i meant the allied side. not just america
csvanquishftw 1 year ago
@csvanquishftw Brits get very touchy on the subject!?
lander4545 1 year ago
@lander4545 wat do u mean? im not trying to offend anyone especially the british people
csvanquishftw 1 year ago
@TheMG63 Well, we did have a little skirmish with the Japs as well. By 1944, we could have won the war single-handedly. I say this because of our well trained pilots and huge mass-production of arms. I read a lot of comments that claim that America waited to the last minute to enter the war. In 1940, our military strength was comparable to Greece..
M1GARRAND1 1 year ago
That was the last thing many nazis saw before they were sent to the grave.
0102josh 1 year ago