Don’t think it’s that one – sounds like a new build – picture on link below.
Doesn’t look exactly like a faithful reproduction….

http://www.cumbriacrack.com/2011/10/31/coniston-power-boat-records-week-gets-underway-k777-is-launched/

And an almost identical shot of Elvington’s…

http://forums.airshows.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=38297

Compare and contrast!

On at least one occasion when I visited NEAM I’m sure she had at least some electrical power on… must have been early 90’s: Nav lights, beacon, I think maybe cockpit lights too?

Not specifically aviation related (though it does involve a roll of film at 27,00ft or so…)

Many people will know the story of Mallory and Irvine – the British mountaineers who disappeared somewhere near the summit of Everest in 1924. There have been any number of searches for them – and the camera they were supposedly carrying. Kodak experts have apparently said that given the extreme cold and low oxygen, any exposures it contains may still be preserved: and that’s after 85 years…

Equally famously, the balloonist Salomon August Andrée vanished in the Arctic in 1897. Negatives found 30-odd years later produced all but perfect photographs.

So in theory I suppose there could still be viable film in a wreck that’s crashed and frozen, if not burned….

Looks like Bob Prothero was in charge for the anti det runs….

More details on the “new suspect” ….

http://abcnews.go.com/US/db-cooper-exclusive-niece-provide-key-evidence/story?id=14219052

BTW from memory N467US was scrapped in Memphis in 1996

I believe it was also the 7th most bombed town in WW2, had the last recorded outbreak of cholera in Britain and was also home to one of the UK’s most profilic female mass-murderers.

Fascinating facts which don’t seem to feature in the council’s publicity material. Shame.