A Panther in Jaguar Country?

Off topic discussion board
Forum rules
A forum for Panther aircraft builders and Enthusiasts. Two simple rules: Play nice and use a real name
Post Reply
lisadsouza
Posts: 3
Joined: Tue Jan 16, 2024 1:30 am
First Name: Lisa
Last Name: Dsouza
City or Town: Goa
State or Province: Ile de France Paris

Re: A Panther in Jaguar Country?

Post by lisadsouza »

Whether you are looking to enjoy a lustful afternoon in a hotel room at Canacona or an outdoor sexual experience at one of the many Vagatore nightclubs, all of it can be made possible once you contact the best Panaji escorts agency, Lisa Dsouza. We help to make your wildest dreams come true. Come to Escort in Panaji this winter season for the perfect sexual experience you have always wanted!

csjohnson65
Posts: 25
Joined: Sat Jun 22, 2013 6:27 pm
First Name: Chris
Last Name: Johnson
State or Province:
Location: Tampa, FL

Re: A Panther in Jaguar Country?

Post by csjohnson65 »

Hmmm. Yeah, that could be it! :-)

Chris

Rpellicciotti
Posts: 13
Joined: Sat May 25, 2013 2:48 pm
First Name: Rick
Last Name: Pellicciotti
State or Province:

Re: A Panther in Jaguar Country?

Post by Rpellicciotti »

Or it could be that another cool airplane already has the name: http://www.prowlerjaguar.com

Love the panther! Can't wait to see it painted.

csjohnson65
Posts: 25
Joined: Sat Jun 22, 2013 6:27 pm
First Name: Chris
Last Name: Johnson
State or Province:
Location: Tampa, FL

A Panther in Jaguar Country?

Post by csjohnson65 »

You guys (and Rachel) live right smack in Jaguar country, appear to be using a cat naming scheme, yet you name your first kit the Panther? And it appears that your second design is going to be the Cougar? (Forgive me, but given the frequent use of the word on network and cable television, when I hear cougar these days I don't even think about a cat! ;) )

Further, instead of teal, black and gold, it seems you're going with red, black and gray as your color scheme.

You're probably just saving the Jaguar for your future twin or micro jet design, right?

All in jest of course. Having lived in Jacksonville myself for ten years (San Marco and Baymeadows) and attending the first Jaguar game ever, I couldn't help but notice the irony.

In all seriousness, congratulations on your company and accomplishments to date. I'm eagerly looking forward to learning more about the test results among the Covair, Jibaru, and Lycoming engines, after which I expect I'll decide which options I want and will place an order. A well equipped Panther for less than the cost of the engine for an RV-14!

Your design has the potential to bring a lot of people back to General Aviation. Few options exist out there that will have as low of a total cost of ownership and cost per hour. When I need to haul more than myself, I'll rent (at least until I see what the Cougar has to offer), but most of the time I'm flying alone and the Jaguar, er, I mean Panther :oops: looks like a great aircraft.

Great work and I wish you great future success.

Thanks!

Chris

Post Reply