Boeing 747-200 N218BA at Manston

Here she is in April ’07, awaiting the axe. Apart from the prototype are any early 747’s preserved anywhere even in the desert?

There was a thread about early suviving 747’s

http://forum.keypublishing.com/showthread.php?t=81984

N218BA 747-200F

N218BA older sister now EC-KRP which was originally N701SW(Seaboard World) after a very long stay, like about seven years at Stansted, is flying for PronAir in Spain.

Here she is in April ’07, awaiting the axe. Apart from the prototype are any early 747’s preserved anywhere even in the desert?

It was ripped apart within a day or 2, there wasn’t much left when i went to have a look(without camera) the day after i was told. I assume the DC-8 willgo soon, if it hasn’t already

This photos;
http://richardflagg.fotopic.net/p47931174.html
I took in January 2008 if it helps you?