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Nice to see Ron and Carol Rex's Stearman Speedmail in the mix... love that airplane! Hear hear for squaretails!

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Rod Lewis must have one of the replica NA-50s in his stable.


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Further information about the PA-64/NA-50 at:
http://www.airventuremuseum.org/collect ... #TopOfPage

This is a bit different than the myth floating around about these a/c and is based on some careful research.

Now, hijack over... :wink:


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Awsome photos thanks for posting.
Sadly I missed this years event, sure as heck wont next year.

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That "NA-50" is based in western NC and powered by a geared 1340. The owner is in the final stages of completing a "Super Six".
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Thats' me in the background, the "other" BT (559). BT-14
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According to the owner or pilot that was at the airplane at Sun N Fun, it is a T-6 conversion to look like a Na-50. Right now I am at Baton Rouge waiting for better ceilings down the road. There is a FW190 in a hangar being rebuilt; apparently the fuselage may be authentic, engine and panel are not. Don't know about wings. Also a 51 on the ramp and a older looking T-28, as well as a active F-18, guess it is flown by a guy who lives here.

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