Not what you usually expect to see in the next lane over.
(Yes, this was taken with my cell-phone camera. California law-enforcement officials can go screw.)
Phil Reads
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The front end of an F-8 being pulled by a station wagon(?) Ya’ don’t see that everyday.
Could also be an A-7; they had pretty much the same look.
Merle
I think the pointy nose gives it away, and I never recall seeing an A-7 with shark teeth.
Vought F-8 Crusader, the Last of the Gunfighters!!!!!
The last ones on active service in the US Navy were RF-8Gs with VFP-62 and 63. The Reserve Squadrons at Dallas and Washington DC also flew the F-8E into the 1970’s.