HS125 – Dominie

The Coventry HS125 looks like she has gotten a repaint…

And the G-ARYC at Colney looks great..how is the interior?

Originally posted by Spey111

G-ARYC is preserved at London Colney and I believe the nose of G-ARYA is still surviving in use as a procedures trainer at the North East Wales Institute at Wrexham. The rest of the fuselage and other parts are at Connahs Quay in Wales.

We’ve got G-ARYA as well now, (Thanks David), though there is not a lot left of her.

If anyone has any early 125 cockpit parts, then please let me know!

Cheers

Bruce

G-ARYB Coventry

Sorry forgot to add the picture

Another old HS125 displayed at the Midland Air Museum at Coventry. Registration is G-ARYB.

G-ARYC is preserved at London Colney and I believe the nose of G-ARYA is still surviving in use as a procedures trainer at the North East Wales Institute at Wrexham. The rest of the fuselage and other parts are at Connahs Quay in Wales.

XV734 at Southend 1968

Jet Provost

One more, it’s mildenhall but i don’t when.
Phil.

Jet Provost

Mildenhall 84.
Phil.

Dominie.

Here’s one taken at cottesmore 01.
Phil.

Those are great – thanks guys.

Maybe I misjudged, perhaps there is some interest in the old bird after all!

Please don’t stop though 😀

Over Lincolnshire…

HS-125

Here’s a couple for you.

That wasnt supposed to happen – need a better phot programme….

Bruce

Here is our 125 – G-ARYC, the 3rd aircraft built, and the first production aircraft – just after we rolled it out last year. Time has meant that we still havent fitted the missing bits, though we will do some of it this year!

Do you have any photos of the JPs may I ask?

A fair amount of the RAF’s fleet could be classed as ‘historic’ either through age or usage!

Dominie

Found this one from Finningley.
Phil

Try this:

http://www.pprune.org/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=119862&perpage=15&pagenumber=1