Only 105 in the UK IIRC, every time I see it a twinge of sadness gets me, would make an outstanding static but is there enough money in the pot for this mamoth task?.

John.

All three first prototypes of the Sepecat Jaguar survive in some shape or form acording to the demobed website.

As does three of the Avro 707’s, one in Australia and the other two, one in Manchester and one in Cosford.

The BAe EAP (Eurofighter) is listed at Loughborough university.

A Saro SRA.1 is preserved at Southampton.

Regards,

John.

VN799 crashed on aproach to Sutton Heath in August 1953, she was ‘struck off charge’ so there may have been some salvaged remains?.

T.4 WT478 was last listed as in open storage at RAF Wyton in 1992, not sure what remains of her today.

There is a survivors list on this site but not sure if it is bang up to date…….

http://www.bywat.co.uk/canb06.html

Hope this helps,

John.

The two seat Hunter looks beautifull, very nice pics.

John.

Excellent Peter, thankyou for posting the link.

John.

Not much to add to Doughnut’s pictures, just a couple from me…..

The British weather tried it’s best to end the day but nothing a true Brit can’t deal with, we threw some tarps on and waited it out….

Minutes later the sun came out and the show carried on…

A big thankyou to all those involved, it was nice to meet a few people and put faces to names, hopefully next year I will be displaying some stuff too.

Regards,

John.

I will be there both days as aircraft guide/cockpit opener, I will bag a few pics of her for you.

Anyone sees me there come give me a shout (6’3″ doofus with a black ‘Lakes Lightnings’ baseball cap on).

Regards,

John.

A post-mortem examination on Sunday found Mr Carafello died of massive trauma.

No kidding?

JB.