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Definitely worth a look if you are in the Charlotte, NC area. Wonderful Staff with a growing collection. There are long term plans (from what I've heard) to expand the museum eventually...

http://www.carolinasaviation.org/

A link to a few pictures someone took recently:

http://www.fightercontrol.co.uk/forum/v ... 8&p=666002

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What a nice looking museum. Well lit with a very nice collection. Its very cool they temporarily have a DC-7 parked on their ramp. If I'm ever near there, I will make it a point to stop by.

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That DC-7 has been on their ramp for a long time and is becoming more permanent with each passing day. I think the museum would like to see it become a permanent part of the collection...

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"Everyone wants to live here (New Jersey), evidenced by the fact that it has the highest population per capita in the U.S..."

Sorry to hear about the DC-7 - was hoping it would become the Douglas equivalent of Save-a-Connie's Star of America, especially after the huge amount of work that went into it.

Come to think of it, being grounded for engine/financial issues does make it like Star Of America .

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