Any NZ Mustang stuff on there?
I will be ordering one anyway….
What a waste of money, lovely to see it fly (actually I didn’t because it was broken!!!!). So much more could have been done with that money however.
The Harvard is an advanced trainer, hence the designation AT-6, as opposed to basic trainer such as a BT-13 or primary trainer such as a PT-13, PT-19, PT-26 etc.
Without all of these it would be difficult for the fighters and bombers to have anyone to fly them, in my book (as they served in a watime theatre) they are most definately warbirds, as are some Cubs, Austers etc.
I follow and understand the need for warbirds to be painted in sponsor colours, or plastered over with stickers, but who would go and paint their P-51 yellow?
To me that kind og defeats the whold idea of warbirds, but like BSG-75 above, I will still watch them if polka dotted….
Don’t forget this was 30+ years ago before the ‘Warbird’ movement became as popular as it is today. I was under the impression that I-BILL was previously a corporate aircraft until OHB bought it. I have also seem pictures of I-BILL in a similar scheme but white with red trim.
As for ‘who would go and paint their P-51 yellow?’ I guess the answer to that would be someone who wanted a yellow P-51…..
The Connie is with the Science Museum Collection at Wroughton.
Thats great news, congratulations to you all. See you in 2010…
Is Ferocious Frankie in one piece? Last time I saw pictures of it there were bits missing.
Nope, too wet, too cold, too snowy. Hangar doors have been welded shut for winter.
Not Mustang wheels, Mustang wheels dont have the 4 upstands for fitting the hubcap.
I would imagine if the deal was right Doug would buy anything….
Looks to me as though its already painted… and very nice it looks.
Yes, the recently airworthy 352nd FG aircraft I mentioned above.
Not to mention an airworthy 339th FG Mustang and a recently airworthy 352nd FG Mustang.
What about the Fiat G59?
I’m biased 😉