Went with a buddy on his first flight after he received his license. That's how I felt the whole time. If I would've sat on a lump of coal there would've been a DIAMOND when I landed. Excellent job my friend. 👍
I absolutely love your kind of optimistically craziness. Older people might call it Zany. Keep em coming mate. Fair winds to you and your guardian angel is on overtime!,,
Hey D! Thanks again for you and your whole team’s help getting this project done. I really am glad I got to meet you and I look forward to coming back again!
The family flyer in the early 80's was a PA23-250, I recall taking off from London Gatwick (EGKK) and getting a "door ajar" warning. We did the circuit whilst all those commercial jets were waiting and landed, pulled off just in front of the space suited ARFF vehicle. Reset the front cargo door, then headed off back home. So good to see one brought back to life.
As far as the radio goes Jimmy…that is what we mechanics call a “R&R faulty flight suit insert. Instructed new insert to use ON mode vs. O F F mode. Ops checks good, no defects noted”. Lol
Probably a good idea not to tempt fate by wearing yoir "What could possibly go wrong " shirt for that flight! Jimmy you never fail to make me laugh!!! Gotta love your inner child!!!
Got my private ticket at Plant City in ‘93 when David Mitchell run the FBO. Lived in the subdivision on 574 and Turkey Creek. Country Hills. Lived there in Florida from ‘88-‘03. Moved out of Florida.
I knew when you said you were right with Jesus everything would be just fine. Awesome video and congrats on a successful first blue tarp special flight.
My very first time I ever flew in an airplane. I was 18 yrs old & flew with my friends, boy friend from Camaron Park, CA to San Louis Abisbo, CA & returned two days later. Before we took off we waited at the Placerville CA Airport so he could take his Pilots flying test! He past his test with flying colors. He put his flight plan together & off we went in a Rented Beach Craft 4 seat plane. I couldn't really believe my mother let me go. I was of course nervous at first but he let me fly the plane for awhile, although he controled the foot pedals. I got hooked 😮. In my twenties, I started my ground school. Unfortunately, life has away of changing plans. So, I never completed ground school. I still love airplanes. I have flown alot on commercial airlines. I even got to know some of the Blue Angels flight crew & pilots back in the day. I Attended a lot of air shows. I am 66 yrs old & regret I never accomplished that goal. So, if you want to learn to fly, I say, go for it! ❤
Jimmy I wish you could have known my uncle, I saw him run off a grass strip and run into a corn field corn stalks flying up in the air I will never forget the image. It was a Piper Cub wings bent and full of corn stalks, he rips the corn stalks off turns the plane around and takes off again. If he was having to fly that plane home he wouldn't hesitate, he would say whats the big deal you can fly on one engine. He was an original barn stormer.
I’m beginning to really like aviation to navigate between Georgia, Florida and Alabama. I love this guy Jimmy Webb!! Perfect humor to me along with great content and information!
Just now getting around to watching this. Good deal on getting it home. I did see you at OSH and I told you I DO NOT show you videos to my wife. She’d never get in a plane with me again if I did. BTW, I was nearby at Winter Haven get a new rating after Thanksgiving, something at F57. Wish I would have had time to stop by. Good luck and good flying my friend.
G’day from Australia! 🇦🇺 Awesome video Jimmy 👍 Can just imagine how hard your heart was pounding and what a relief it must have been to have your feet back on the ground. She’s a great looking plane, you’ve done a great job bringing her back to life…well done!
Hi from another Australian! I like how you keep the commentary going, like "boost pumps on" etc...its like having a flying lesson. Good to see you being cautious doing preflight, and attending to the fault you found. Is it true that some counterweights were made of depleted uranium?
From my vantage point, you made that look textbook easy. I was impressed with the take off and departure, the sound of the motors sounded great!. Only thing I didn't catch was when an arow pointed to something at the left gear, was the gear door stuck open? Other than the hiccup you stated about with the fuel switchover it looked like a routine flight. I like that old bird, you and your team did a great job getting it back in the air!. Thanks for the great content Jimmy.
Well James, Great job on the pre-flight finding that problem with the attachment of the flap on the right wing!! That was likely a 50/50 shot of someone finding that, sadly enough. Nice work!! You win the prize!! You didn't kill yourself, and you get to fly again!! 8) Please keep up the good work we are all supposed to be doing!! Also, Gryder doesn't get to talk about you, that's a huge plus also!! Very nice job!! --gary
I love the 152. Gorgeous bird that sounds awesome and is butter to fly. I do NOT have a pilot's license but my granfather had one and it was a hobby of his after he retired from the Army. He got on the controls before I reached the age of ten and by the time I turned 13 I was allowed to operate for full flights with him. we did have our own grass strip and also had a 182 and a Beechcraft 56TC. I'd love to find another TC for a fair price.
@@therealjimmysworld I live in Jax and base at HEG with our Citation Ultra! I came just after you had your tire incident months ago. Hope to get to meet you!
Ah I like the way you check the controls. A lot just move the yoke or stick a bit. I always checked till the stops in all directions (like a square) and looking at the deflecting saying Up Down etc . Especially after an inspection or overhaul
The Elvis Presley private Jet tags are done!! ****www.SaveThe310.com**** to get yours.
Jimmy, I need to ask your help in finding my first airplane.
Hi Jimmy, by watching your videos I’m saving money. Because I don’t have to buy my morphine patches. Thanks from Down Under 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺👍🏻👏😊
Thanks Jimmy that was awesome
@@j-er6ynso true, no proof the fat toad ever flew on it in addition he didn’t personally buy it, his father signed his name.
Can I borrow a plane for my flight training lol
Jimmy lived to edit the video so I guess he survived.
Or they recovered the go pros from the site ;)
@@therealjimmysworld Ha!
Nah bro it was jimmy’s spirit who edited the video
They got the cvr
😂😂😂
That was smoother than smooth. She's a pretty bird!! Oh... loved the crash dummy outfit as well😂😂
Thanks for the video.
Thanks so much! That’s how I felt… hahahaha
Went with a buddy on his first flight after he received his license. That's how I felt the whole time. If I would've sat on a lump of coal there would've been a DIAMOND when I landed. Excellent job my friend. 👍
hahaha!!! so true!!! I should check for diamonds... hahahaha
3:50 This is why we preflight! Good find.
Jesus has your back my brother. God bless. Be safe.
Thank God for a safe flight great job 👍🏆
You got that right!
Amen amen gratitude to God
Nice to see The Blue Tarp Special back in the air. Glad you were able to save another plane.
Thanks so much! Me too! This one is just getting started :)
Sweet!! Love those Aztecs!
Just nonchalantly tightening a counterweight and taking the tarped bird up in the air and home... nothing to see here. Woot! Congrats!
Just another day… 😎
I absolutely love your kind of optimistically craziness. Older people might call it Zany. Keep em coming mate. Fair winds to you and your guardian angel is on overtime!,,
Much appreciated
Jimmy...I have managed to survive after 25,000 hours in everything from helos to 747's. You are pushing the limits old boy! Stay safe,.
What a journey!
For real and now the real work begins.
"Kind of slightly massively important." Love you, Jimmy.
Hey Jimmy glad you made it. It’s D at the Bessemer Airport hope you have a good time with the blue tarp special come back and visit
Hey D! Thanks again for you and your whole team’s help getting this project done. I really am glad I got to meet you and I look forward to coming back again!
What could possibly go wrong 🤔
Love the crash test dummy outift, and "i'm good with jesus" should be your next t-shirt
Good luck Jimmy. You make me smile 8)
She's a pretty bird. Nice to see her back in the air.
The family flyer in the early 80's was a PA23-250, I recall taking off from London Gatwick (EGKK) and getting a "door ajar" warning. We did the circuit whilst all those commercial jets were waiting and landed, pulled off just in front of the space suited ARFF vehicle. Reset the front cargo door, then headed off back home. So good to see one brought back to life.
At least this video is more interesting than an RV and a derelict jet, once owned by Elvis!
Beautiful aircraft and flight. Congrats on getting her home. Best jump seat ride I’ve had all week!
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed the ride :)
I totally agree.........Thanks for the great trip Jimmy.......
Jimmy you should do proper maintenance on you no more big gulps I quit 25 years ago
May as well drink corn syrup with yellow #5
You know it’s serious when you send a voice message to the wifey before starting it up.
As far as the radio goes Jimmy…that is what we mechanics call a “R&R faulty flight suit insert. Instructed new insert to use ON mode vs. O F F mode. Ops checks good, no defects noted”. Lol
hahaha, yep! had it flipped up to the speaker ... doh!
"What could go wrong" 🤣🤣🤣🤣!! You made it!! Great job 👏 👍 👌!!
Exactly!
Good looking plane!!! That had me on the edge of my seat.
Thanks so much, she is turning out pretty good.
I was nervous right with ya ... and then relieved there too. 😏
Thank you! It was the opposite of a relaxing flight!
Love this plane.
Thanks! It is a great find.
Aloha from the Big Island of Hawaii!
Aloha!
Congrats for the airborne blue tarp special.
Go for it jimmy your going to be just fine Elvis is with you 😅😅
The best phrase you have ever said in all your videos “I’m right with Jesus”
That’s awesome buddy!!!!!🎉🎉
Jimmy, I never seen a man that was right with Jesus and had balls big as church bells. Keep on layin that shit down my man.
Hahaha! Thanks!
so Jimmy's new shirt would be a flight test dummy! great job Jimmy 🎉
"Trust me, I'm a Test Pilot" hahahaha
Thanks for the ride!! Glad it went as well as it did.
Thanks! Me too!
N4853P is a 1961 Piper PA23-250 very well kept up and beautifully flown Jimmy
Probably a good idea not to tempt fate by wearing yoir "What could possibly go wrong " shirt for that flight!
Jimmy you never fail to make me laugh!!! Gotta love your inner child!!!
Got my private ticket at Plant City in ‘93 when David Mitchell run the FBO. Lived in the subdivision on 574 and Turkey Creek. Country Hills. Lived there in Florida from ‘88-‘03. Moved out of Florida.
I knew when you said you were right with Jesus everything would be just fine. Awesome video and congrats on a successful first blue tarp special flight.
Awesome! Thank you!
Had me at the EDGE OF MY SEAT Jimmy!!! Great vid!
Thanks! Me too! Hahaha
My very first time I ever flew in an airplane. I was 18 yrs old & flew with my friends, boy friend from Camaron Park, CA to San Louis Abisbo, CA & returned two days later. Before we took off we waited at the Placerville CA Airport so he could take his Pilots flying test! He past his test with flying colors. He put his flight plan together & off we went in a Rented Beach Craft 4 seat plane. I couldn't really believe my mother let me go. I was of course nervous at first but he let me fly the plane for awhile, although he controled the foot pedals. I got hooked 😮. In my twenties, I started my ground school. Unfortunately, life has away of changing plans. So, I never completed ground school. I still love airplanes. I have flown alot on commercial airlines. I even got to know some of the Blue Angels flight crew & pilots back in the day. I Attended a lot of air shows. I am 66 yrs old & regret I never accomplished that goal. So, if you want to learn to fly, I say, go for it! ❤
Great pre flight inspection on the elevator,saved you tail!
I was more impressed with the preflight findings on the aileron counterweight…;)
Sounds great
Yeah man!
Well done Jimmy, good to see you down on the ground safely.
Thank you! Yes, the ground was a welcome relief
Jimmy I wish you could have known my uncle, I saw him run off a grass strip and run into a corn field corn stalks flying up in the air I will never forget the image. It was a Piper Cub wings bent and full of corn stalks, he rips the corn stalks off turns the plane around and takes off again. If he was having to fly that plane home he wouldn't hesitate, he would say whats the big deal you can fly on one engine. He was an original barn stormer.
That's awesome!!!
Nice job Jimmy, good situational awareness. Totally understand the nervousness.
Thanks!
That's "Plant City, TWIN Piper Blue Tarp Special..." LOL. Welcome home. Good job.
Good to see the girl up in the air again, worth the effort I hope! 😎
It is!
Love your crash dummy outfit...lol
Nice flight Jimmy. What a beauty of an airplane.
Thanks so much! Yeah, she’s really coming together.
I’m beginning to really like aviation to navigate between Georgia, Florida and Alabama.
I love this guy Jimmy Webb!! Perfect humor to me along with great content and information!
Great job great video thanks Jimmy
Bag of luck getting a little lighter, but that experience bag getting heavier!!
Very true!
@@therealjimmysworld might be time for a humble cowboy video…probably off brand but might still be well received?
What a small world we're living in. I'd remember bathing into the river in my dirty pair of jeans but I'm not sweating any long travel. Namastè.
I saw you bring the 310 to KBOW a couple weeks ago. Looked out of the hangar and saw it and said hey I recognize that plane!
Just now getting around to watching this. Good deal on getting it home. I did see you at OSH and I told you I DO NOT show you videos to my wife. She’d never get in a plane with me again if I did. BTW, I was nearby at Winter Haven get a new rating after Thanksgiving, something at F57. Wish I would have had time to stop by. Good luck and good flying my friend.
Great flight Jimmy
Thanks for the lift :)
Glad you made it home safe and sound. Enjoy Oshkosh!
Thank you! Will do!
WaaaayTo Go! Got the BTS home! Looking forward to more videos on the full restoration. Looking forward to the Oshkosh trip. The Adventure Continues!
Thanks! See you there!
Can I get a clear prop!
Blue tarp special!
Hell to the ya!
Oh yeah!
Always great to have another successful flight. :) Glad you made it home safely. :)
The reverand jimmy done you proud boy you nailed that what could possibly go wrong nicely done sir crack on
NICE WORK START TO FINISH, I KNOW THE LEG SHAKE 😅
Thanks! And yeah… that was real!
Glad you got her home Jimmy!
G’day from Australia! 🇦🇺
Awesome video Jimmy 👍 Can just imagine how hard your heart was pounding and what a relief it must have been to have your feet back on the ground. She’s a great looking plane, you’ve done a great job bringing her back to life…well done!
Thanks so much! Yes… I was surprised the mic didn’t pic up my heartbeat! Hahaha
Hi from another Australian! I like how you keep the commentary going, like "boost pumps on" etc...its like having a flying lesson. Good to see you being cautious doing preflight, and attending to the fault you found. Is it true that some counterweights were made of depleted uranium?
Flawless landing nice job jimmy nice buttery landing i was praying for you.
From my vantage point, you made that look textbook easy. I was impressed with the take off and departure, the sound of the motors sounded great!. Only thing I didn't catch was when an arow pointed to something at the left gear, was the gear door stuck open? Other than the hiccup you stated about with the fuel switchover it looked like a routine flight. I like that old bird, you and your team did a great job getting it back in the air!. Thanks for the great content Jimmy.
I really hope that paint job is kept. Though blue is my favorite color.
Well James, Great job on the pre-flight finding that problem with the attachment of the flap on the right wing!! That was likely a 50/50 shot of someone finding that, sadly enough. Nice work!! You win the prize!! You didn't kill yourself, and you get to fly again!! 8) Please keep up the good work we are all supposed to be doing!! Also, Gryder doesn't get to talk about you, that's a huge plus also!! Very nice job!! --gary
Thanks Gary! Yeah, I'm so thankful to have found that before flight and not ended up on someone else's youtube channel.
Jimmy, you’ve absolutely got to take the “3:10 To Yuma”!
This might be my favourite looking plane after the 310.
jimmy i have been watching u for 3 yrs now and you inspired me to become a pilot thank you
Love It, Jimmy, I doubt we will ever meet but that is my thing when you go flying!
I love the 152. Gorgeous bird that sounds awesome and is butter to fly. I do NOT have a pilot's license but my granfather had one and it was a hobby of his after he retired from the Army. He got on the controls before I reached the age of ten and by the time I turned 13 I was allowed to operate for full flights with him. we did have our own grass strip and also had a 182 and a Beechcraft 56TC. I'd love to find another TC for a fair price.
Great video. God bless ya brother.
We loved the video. I felt you excitement when you landed at KPCM🌺❤️
Thanks Jimmy for a safe flight. You did great man!
Talk about coming in hot . My heart was in my mouth
Had no doubts you made it or there would not have been a video! LOL Good show Jimmy.
Great video Jimmy. You make flying look easy 😀.
Always enjoyed your videos.
I appreciate that!
I really like that airplane. Good bath is in order though. Great job getting her home.
So true!
Just took a flight to come up there in a citation on Tuesday , hope to see you wandering around!
Nice! Next time your in Plant City, FL maybe we’ll see each other.
@@therealjimmysworld I live in Jax and base at HEG with our Citation Ultra! I came just after you had your tire incident months ago. Hope to get to meet you!
The old Gal looks and sounds good. Glad you had a safe flight. Cheers from N.E. Ohio
You're a brave man. I wouldn't go up in anything if I had doubts about it.
Very true and I agree. I didn’t doubt it or the guys who worked on it, but there is always so much that can wrong on a first test flight.
Love the blue tarp special and you to my friend. I would love to go flying soon and maybe it could be with you buddy. God bless you my friend.
So happy to see you made it safely. Thanks for taking me along Jimmy!
That is a really nice aircraft. How could someone have left it so long.
Things just compounded on each other. Now, she’s back in the air!
Treatment EVERY flight like you did this one (expecting somr malfunction), especially multi-engine and you'll live to be an old pilot!
The great ones make it look easy. Awesome flight Jimmy! YOU DA MAN!!! Save the Aztec!
Thanks!
I sure like that plane, it's sleek with a bullet nose, outstanding lines, maybe a radio upgrade but very sweet, hope to see more of tbts
Thanks! Yeah, more to come!
Congrats on the successful flight of the blue tarp special.
Wow I live 4 minutes from the plant city Airport pretty dam cool
Ah I like the way you check the controls. A lot just move the yoke or stick a bit. I always checked till the stops in all directions (like a square) and looking at the deflecting saying Up Down etc .
Especially after an inspection or overhaul
Definitely! Seen too many things already that make me do a very thorough preflight each flight.
Beautiful landing Jimmy always love to watch you fly older plains and bring them back to life
That was stressful and you were in good hands. Pretty fast approach greased it. Nice
😬 Sure glad you made it home, Jimmy! Can't wait for your next video! 👍
Thank you, Coming soon!
CAN I GET A "SPOILER ALERT!"
👏👏👏🥳
That mod really made that model piper. Wish you would have given some speed range.
With a good going over that's going to be one sweet airplane.
I love Aztrucks. Such a workhorse. Great job getting this one flying again.
Piece of cake Jimmy. I knew you had it all the way.
I’m glad one of us did! Lol
I'm always happy to see a video from Jimmy because I know he didn't die.