00:00The Mustang
00:06The Mustang that's driving right now is truly extraordinary.
00:09and was designed by a German engineer.
00:12Because he was a guy with enormous expertise
00:17in the field of aircraft architecture,
00:20He quickly found a job in Los Angeles.
00:24in a small company called...
00:26The English and French aerospace industries,
00:31through foresight and political theory,
00:34had been encouraged to plan for them to take place in the Maghreb.
00:40Obviously, this is a path spanning 300 years of history.
00:46One of the most beautiful planes of all time.
00:49That's it. You can reach speeds of 700 km/h with that thing.
01:01And when you're in there, you pull gently.
01:08It's an aircraft that will fully exploit its potential.
01:11You get the feeling that it will never end.
01:15You let it drip down again as you lower the experiment.
01:20Okay, let's listen some more.
01:23Pull a little, man, in the agreement to whistle.
01:26When you shoot, it whistles.
01:33So guys, believe me, if you think that the oily sensation,
01:37So it's a slap in the face.
01:39Watch him, listen to him.
01:41Ah, the sound.
01:46The mouth if it is attached.
01:51Obviously, this makes the guys who like mechanics shiver.
01:56So.
01:57Come on, pick up speed and pull a little.
02:01Here.
02:06So.
02:07That's how a muscle works while it's alive.
02:11We start whistling.
02:13That means we're starting to whistle.
02:17And that they are equipped with dual controls.
02:20And so, you're going to go back like that.
02:22But they contain a number of traps.
02:24Come on, whistle, buddy.
02:31You need to learn to be wary of it.
02:33Because there is an airplane that is trapped in rattling vibrations.
02:40But if you manage to make it fly relatively smoothly.
02:48If you fly it harmoniously.
02:50It became necessary that an Englishman would say,
02:53What if we put an English engine in this strange plane?
02:56It's important to remember that this American plane was still quite good.
03:01But the icing on the cake in the Mustang's story,
03:04It's in its air intake.
03:06On the ground, you'll see him driving the Mustang.
03:08This is the only French Mustang.
03:11It is based in the Paris region, near La Fertéallée,
03:15in the collection of Christian Amara.
03:18It was piloted for us by Bernard Vurpillot.
03:21The Mustang is in the sky while taxiing.
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