Setting a record in a home built airplane

Update: 2020-11-30

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Jim Price recounts his story of flying his home built Long EZ to a C-1A altitude record of over 35,000 feet. That record that has stood unbroken since 1996.

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Setting a record in a home built airplane

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Setting a record in a home built airplane