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Good question...anybody???

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i don't want to venture a guess as i havn't seen a data plate come up for a 109.. question is does anyone have one for sale?

the only ones i have heard of are project 109s which start from $250+. i believe there are still at least 2-3 projects up for sale.

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The price for a data plate could be anything, cheap if your lucky or thru the roof for a combat vet. Just about all Bf-109's had combat history unlike Allied a/c.
Depends on the Werk #, history of the a/c, etc. A plane flown by an Ace would be extremely valuable.


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Dan K wrote:
Bidding so far is pocket change compared to what it will take to get this item:

http://cgi.ebay.com/Complete-Japanese-W ... dZViewItem

But how authentic? It certainly doesn't appear to be from an A6M. Any educated guesses?



Ok, maybe I am not an English, or Japaneze major, but stupid question: Why are the numbers on the gauges in English and the words in Japaneze?
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The Japanese use numbers just like us.

The Imerial Japanese Navy airspeed indicators were calibrated in knots, the Imperial Japanese Army in kilometers.

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