<VV> Performance Workshop - VooDoo - no corvair

[Jim Houston]

"VOO-DOO Medicine Man" means he probably worked on the F101 or RF101 
VooDoo...   When I worked on F4s, we had a patch with a little guy in 
black with a black hat (kinda like Spy vs. Spy in MAD magazine).  We 
were "Phantom Phixers"...

Jim Houston
Lithia, FL
'65 Monza Coupe

LonzoVair at aol.com wrote:
> In a message dated 2/27/2007 8:32:52 AM Eastern Standard Time, 
> rnorris at augustaeng.com writes:
> SNIP< I spent my first years in the Air Force on F-101B Voo Doo's, of which 
> they have a beautifully restored version >SNIP
>
> That's cool... a buddy of mine had a pair of his Dad's old coveralls from the 
> Air Force, and on the back of the coveralls was a large patch, maybe 12 
> inches across, and on the patch was a witch doctor's face mask, with a screw driver 
> and a wrench placed behind the mask to make an "X", like the bones on a Jolly 
> Roger flag.... and around the outside of the patch is said "VOO-DOO Medicine 
> Man".... yeah, he was an aircraft mechanic...
> He was one cool guy... I haven't seen those coveralls since high school, 
> almost 25 years... but the artwork was really cool... and yeah, he spent a tour or 
> two in 'Nam... 
> Later,
> Lonzo
>
>
> Lon Anderson in White Mills, KY
> CORSA, Corvanatics, Derby City Corvair, Central Kentucky Corvair
> 1961 Greenbrier
> 1963 Greenbrier
> 1964 700 sedan
> 1969 Monza coupe
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