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Name: John M. Frazer
Nick Name: Doctor Torch
Where i Was Born: Erie Pennsylvania
E-Mail: John@LMSJETS.com
Where I went to School: Technical Memorial High School, Erie, Pa. Class of 1980 Embry-Riddle
Aeronautical University, Daytona Beach Campus. Class of 1993.
Type of Training: Auto and Diesel Mechanics, Bachelor of Science in Professional Aeronautics.
Type of Certification: FAA Airframe & Powerplant Mechanic with Inspection Authorization,
Commercial Multi Engine Instrument and Single Engine Sea ratings.
Experience: 25 years in the Aerospace industry beginning with 8 years as a member of the United
States Air Force. Aircraft Maintenance experience includes the Lockheed U-2/TR-1, C141B
Starlifter, Boeing 707, 727, McDonnell Douglas DC9, DC10, Beechcraft 1900D, BE 200, Embraer
EMB120, Cessna Citation I, II, III, VII, Bravo, Ultra, Encore, Excel, CJ1,2,3, X, and Sovereign, Cessna
Piston Aircraft 150/152, 172, 340, 402 and Lake Amphibious Aircraft as well as several other makes
and models of single and light twins. Other experience includes machine work, welding, and
fabrication.
How does it feel to be part of the team: In one word, Amazing. In the beginning, there wasn’t even
a place to build these cars so that had to be built first. Then the fixtures and frame table and
Chromoly tubing, lots of it. That’s when I came in to the picture helping to stick all the tubes
together, hence the name Doctor Torch. Everything is built by hand; you can’t just go out and buy
Jet Car parts at the local AutoZone. This team was built from the ground up based on
professionalism and showmanship. A lot of hard work and thousands of hours, by many people
have gone into this endeavor and I am proud to be a part of it.
Likes: Fast Cars, Fly Fishing, Sailing, Scuba Diving, Flying and anything having to do with
Aviation or Space Exploration, Antique Aircraft, Military Aviation, and all things Cool, Watching my
Daughter play fast pitch softball, Oh, I almost forgot, fine Cigars and Cognac.
Dislikes: I-4 at rush hour, Negative people, Being told I can’t do something, and the fact that there
are only 24 hours in a day, that’s just not enough time to do all the things I like to do.
Future plans: Start my Masters Degree at Embry-Riddle, add a Certified Flight Instructor rating,
and finish Chris and Elaine’s next car.
Nick Name: Doctor Torch
Where i Was Born: Erie Pennsylvania
E-Mail: John@LMSJETS.com
Where I went to School: Technical Memorial High School, Erie, Pa. Class of 1980 Embry-Riddle
Aeronautical University, Daytona Beach Campus. Class of 1993.
Type of Training: Auto and Diesel Mechanics, Bachelor of Science in Professional Aeronautics.
Type of Certification: FAA Airframe & Powerplant Mechanic with Inspection Authorization,
Commercial Multi Engine Instrument and Single Engine Sea ratings.
Experience: 25 years in the Aerospace industry beginning with 8 years as a member of the United
States Air Force. Aircraft Maintenance experience includes the Lockheed U-2/TR-1, C141B
Starlifter, Boeing 707, 727, McDonnell Douglas DC9, DC10, Beechcraft 1900D, BE 200, Embraer
EMB120, Cessna Citation I, II, III, VII, Bravo, Ultra, Encore, Excel, CJ1,2,3, X, and Sovereign, Cessna
Piston Aircraft 150/152, 172, 340, 402 and Lake Amphibious Aircraft as well as several other makes
and models of single and light twins. Other experience includes machine work, welding, and
fabrication.
How does it feel to be part of the team: In one word, Amazing. In the beginning, there wasn’t even
a place to build these cars so that had to be built first. Then the fixtures and frame table and
Chromoly tubing, lots of it. That’s when I came in to the picture helping to stick all the tubes
together, hence the name Doctor Torch. Everything is built by hand; you can’t just go out and buy
Jet Car parts at the local AutoZone. This team was built from the ground up based on
professionalism and showmanship. A lot of hard work and thousands of hours, by many people
have gone into this endeavor and I am proud to be a part of it.
Likes: Fast Cars, Fly Fishing, Sailing, Scuba Diving, Flying and anything having to do with
Aviation or Space Exploration, Antique Aircraft, Military Aviation, and all things Cool, Watching my
Daughter play fast pitch softball, Oh, I almost forgot, fine Cigars and Cognac.
Dislikes: I-4 at rush hour, Negative people, Being told I can’t do something, and the fact that there
are only 24 hours in a day, that’s just not enough time to do all the things I like to do.
Future plans: Start my Masters Degree at Embry-Riddle, add a Certified Flight Instructor rating,
and finish Chris and Elaine’s next car.
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