It's definitely Australian/New Zealand market build, complete with the front fender turn signals, but this is the first one I've ever seen. I knew they had GMT800s for that market but I didn't know about the OBS. Maybe it's a single or two year production run, ('99 and/or '00) during the last years of the GMT400. I'm hoping someone from there can weigh in.
ArmyStrings
I can hear the pilot going "OPE OPE OPE!" when his plane starts turning too far.
StarscreamAndHutch
Meanwhile bush planes are landing in <40’ routinely
AntiProtonBoy
So what’s the dealio with this elaborate manoeuvre?
ElectricSlideOrchestra
This is neat but I'm more interested in that right hand drive OBS Chevy 3500.
CrumbyCake
Fuck, right? I thought it was a mirrored video, but the aircraft says "experimental" clearly. How many of those could have been produced ever?
ElectricSlideOrchestra
It's definitely Australian/New Zealand market build, complete with the front fender turn signals, but this is the first one I've ever seen. I knew they had GMT800s for that market but I didn't know about the OBS. Maybe it's a single or two year production run, ('99 and/or '00) during the last years of the GMT400. I'm hoping someone from there can weigh in.
delpharseven
This is more impressive, IMO: https://youtu.be/hPakbghLe38
exploradoresciclos2018
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