I seem to recall that some big Uk museum had a sea recovery of an even rarer aircraft recently and have a huge challenge to make an exhibit from the assorted bits which resembles an airframe. If they struggle to achieve the desired result can you see why the p38 is being left alone? Our good fortune in the Uk is that we have several quality projects already in progress which will result in superb flying examples of aviation history and they will join a varied population of aircraft which moves around enabling many to share the sights and sounds.