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The owners of the now defunct Fry's Electronics also owned the Arena Football team the San Jose SaberCats and additionally owned/leased/rented/sponsored various
by failwhaleshark 5y ago
The owners of the now defunct Fry's Electronics also owned the Arena Football team the San Jose SaberCats and additionally owned/leased/rented/sponsored various aircraft including a 747 SP.
1968 GULFSTREAM G1159B N24YS (still owned by the Fry family)
1976 ROCKWELL NA-265-60 N607CF (now owned by an airshow)
1955 PIPER PA-23 N3494B (owned by someone else)
1971 GULFSTREAM G1159B N44YS (still owned by the Fry family)
1976 ROCKWELL NA-265-60 N39CB (now owned by an airshow)
1977 DEHAVILLAND CANADA DHC-6-300 N814BC (still owned by the Fry family)
1978 BOEING 727-281(A)(RE) N724YS (now registered to a UK blind trust)
1980 BOEING 747SP-27 N747A (now owned by NASA)
1981 ROCKWELL NA-265-65 N88BF (still owned by the Fry family)
1981 ROCKWELL NA-265-65 N654YS (still owned by the Fry family)
1992 BEECH B300 N4YS (still owned by the Fry family)
2011 GULFSTREAM G280 N38GL (now owned by a casino corporation)
- kart23 5y agoWow this reminded me, I saw the fry's 747 at an airshow. I was pretty young at the time, but it was crazy seeing a 747 fly so low. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=08G4z63PShc https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=08G4z63PShc
- virtue3 5y agoI thought the camera was distorted as hell until I realized that no, the 747SP is just... super stumpy hahaha. That is -insane- low for a craft like that.
- HeavyStorm 5y agoFry is defunct? That's so sad! I bought a number of things there on a few trips I made to Cali back in... 2013! Well, that explains it.
- failwhaleshark 5y agohttps://www.cnn.com/2021/02/24/business/frys-electronics-closure/index.html https://www.cnn.com/2021/02/24/business/frys-electronics-clo... Edit: Yes, the electronics store chain and not just the grocery store that was at Kooser and Camden many, many years.