Picture of the Douglas DC-8-54(F) aircraft

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Aircraft Taken at More: Transportes Charter Do Brasil More: Douglas DC-8-54(F) More: Sao Paulo - Guarulhos International (Cumbica) (GRU / SBGR) More: Brazil, September 24, 2005 Remark Photographer PP-TNZ (cn 45768/240) More: André Minatowicz Contact André Minatowicz Link to me!

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A visitor from Netherlands posted Sun April 26, 2009: One word fantastic!
A visitor from Canada posted Tue August 26, 2008: This is probably a training plane for firefighters...
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Fri August 22, 2008: Looks like some parts of the plane are invisible!
A visitor from Brazil posted Tue July 15, 2008: This DC-8 is prepared to transport oversize cargo.
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Sat December 30, 2006: Great Paint Job!!
A visitor from United States posted Tue June 20, 2006: Hmmmm... It's missing somthing, but I just can't put my finger on it... ;) Cheers -MR
A visitor from Switzerland posted Mon May 15, 2006: Something's missing?
A visitor from Canada posted Thu March 9, 2006: Nice convertable. Hope it doesnt mess up my hair
A visitor from Hong Kong posted Thu February 23, 2006: Good to be a boat
A visitor from United States posted Tue January 10, 2006: Reminds me of the Aloha 737-200 . . . ugh. Otherwise, interesting photo!
A visitor from Mexico posted Fri November 4, 2005: Did somebody saw Spliberg's A.I.? This picture reminds me that baby sitter robot (she only had a face, no the back part) who was finally destroyed in a "meat fair". Could be a kind of coincidence but this old baby is about to be completely destroyed and she´s only wearing a face.
A visitor from Mexico posted Tue November 1, 2005: Great work of the ants probably they did it cogratulations Andre
A visitor from Poland posted Sun October 30, 2005: What happened? :)
A visitor from Brazil posted Sun October 16, 2005: Beautiful aircraft. *Just* need some washing...!!!! :P
A visitor from United States posted Sat October 15, 2005: Nice convertible!
A visitor from Netherlands posted Tue October 11, 2005: I was led to this plane with the suggestion that the A350 also came in a secret 'cabrio' version... :)
A visitor from United States posted Mon October 10, 2005: Is this a new secret stealth technology - an attempt to make the aircraft invisible? Some debugging needed to hide remaining parts but overall impressive results! ;o)
A visitor from United States posted Mon October 10, 2005: A haunting, wonderful shot, reminds the viewer that time never stands still for technology, or ourselves...hard not to wish the pace of change weren't as fast sometimes...great work!
A visitor from Hungary posted Mon October 10, 2005: Itˇs an interesting photo from the past time but today is not uncharacteristic for Brazilia. I have seen this old plane in GRU on this summer but it I don´t think that´s a wrong advertisement of Brazil. Brazil have a lot of excellent airlines with brand new planes and a lot of good airports.
A visitor from United States posted Sun October 9, 2005: Wow a flatbed DC8- don't see those every day!! :-) -Kuhndogg
A visitor from Germany posted Sun October 9, 2005: "Come one, come all, enjoy open air flight on our new DC-8"
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Sun October 9, 2005: This is what happens when all the passengers are served chilli-cheese bean burritos :P Interesting picture, thanks for sharing :-)
A visitor from United States posted Sun October 9, 2005: I would put a diving pool on it. I bet it could still fly !!
A visitor from Sweden posted Sun October 9, 2005: It makes you wonder...Why didn't they dismantle it all? Say - Maybe the cockpit is intact. It would make a perfect simulator framework
A visitor from Spain posted Sun October 9, 2005: That'swhat I Call a Real Top Less!
A visitor from Netherlands posted Sun October 9, 2005: This is the first cabriolet-version of a aircarf I've ever seen. Best regards, Jack de Rooij, the Netherlands
A visitor from Australia posted Sun October 9, 2005: Ah, the rare DC-8 Flatbed great for oversize loads!
A visitor from United States posted Sun October 9, 2005: Unique.
A visitor from France posted Sun October 9, 2005: DC-8 Convertible!!!!nice aircraft!!!
A visitor from Greece posted Sun October 9, 2005: If some day cabrio jets exist, would look something like this one... Every trip I made, I look at it, parked there for more that 1 year...beside Varig`s terminal D of Guarulhos Airport Internacional.
A visitor from United States posted Sun October 9, 2005: Awful! Just awful! This picture shows how tragic a purpousful death of this beautiful aircraft (or any aircraft)is. I'm giving this five stars because of the emotional impact of this image.
A visitor from Austria posted Sun October 9, 2005: Looks nice, lol
A visitor from France posted Sun October 9, 2005: The first ever pickup version of this classic :D By the way, what is the interest to keep up this kind of frame ?
A visitor from United States posted Sun October 9, 2005: The new experimental Brazilian AF stealth aircraft. Still there's some work to do :)
A visitor from Netherlands posted Sun October 9, 2005: Is this a DC-8 Cabrio or a special version of 8F for containers?

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