F-4C Phantom II Project looking for a home
Wed Jan 08, 2014 10:53 pm
Just passing this along:
F-4C Phantom II Ser No. 64-0747
A friend is interested in selling this DRMO'd airframe that he acquired from a scrap dealer. He has finished restoring a D model cockpit and no longer needs 747. He also has the radome, fwd canopy & about 80% interior panels & boxes including the complete fwd instrument panel. For further more detailed information please contact Dave Garbe dwgarbe@netzero.net
Shay
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F-4C Phantom II Ser No. 64-0747
A friend is interested in selling this DRMO'd airframe that he acquired from a scrap dealer. He has finished restoring a D model cockpit and no longer needs 747. He also has the radome, fwd canopy & about 80% interior panels & boxes including the complete fwd instrument panel. For further more detailed information please contact Dave Garbe dwgarbe@netzero.net
Shay
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Semper Fortis
Re: F-4C Phantom II Project looking for a home
Wed Jan 08, 2014 11:23 pm
Definitely will be relaying this along tomorrow to our F-4C's crew chief. I'm sure there are some things we could use on ours.
Re: F-4C Phantom II Project looking for a home
Thu Jan 09, 2014 12:11 am
BTW just a bit of trivia. 64-0747 is the sister ship to Mig killer 64-0748 currently on display at Langley AFB.
"64-0748 is credited with a MIG 21
kill on 20 May 1967 over North Vietnam. Flown by Maj.
Robert Janca and 1st Lt. William Roberts Jr of the 389
TFS/366 TFW. Callsign: Elgin 01"
Shay
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"64-0748 is credited with a MIG 21
kill on 20 May 1967 over North Vietnam. Flown by Maj.
Robert Janca and 1st Lt. William Roberts Jr of the 389
TFS/366 TFW. Callsign: Elgin 01"
Shay
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Semper Fortis
Re: F-4C Phantom II Project looking for a home
Thu Jan 09, 2014 9:59 am
where is it located?
Re: F-4C Phantom II Project looking for a home
Thu Jan 09, 2014 11:56 am
Nathan wrote:where is it located?
Upstate New York near Buffalo
Shay
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