Hi Mike,
Sorry for the sluggish response--work got a little crazy this week.
I may be very wrong here, but for some reason the number FOUR keeps coming up for SB2A's that were at the airport in Tullahoma. Information posted on airliners.net suggests the four Buccaneers/Bermudas were s/n 324311, 324384, 326068, and 327877.
In case you haven't seen the following photos yet, the first is apparently the main airframe (now at Pensacola) when it was still being restored in PA by former Brewster employees. I don't know the exact s/n.
I was led to believe that the photo from airliners is the remains of the last Tullahoma SB2A hulk, hauled off by the Navy in Spring/early-summer 2004. None of this is gospel, however, but I'm of the understanding that Pensacola has most of one airframe and the hulk of another.
Apparently major chunks of another Tullahoma survivor (owned by Mr. Tallichet) were at one time located at the Empire State (Aerosciences?) Museum in upstate New York, but which are now located at Pima.
How many total remains survived from Tullahoma? According to the good Colonel, more than anyone is able to admit!!
http://www.fleetairarmarchive.net/Aircr ... ration.jpg
http://www.airliners.net/open.file?id=329706
The mystery continues...
Dan