Warbird Information Exchange

He's talking about P-61 Black Widows.

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Mr. ROhr:

Good post overall, except for the following joke:



The scrap yard is full of WW2 parts as well, shavings that is..

At Pima a coupla years ago was a wrecked Curtiss AT-9...was that an
Arizona recovery? I'd like to see that one fly! ( translation: Another ride
I'd like to have!)

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Hi airnutz:

Good guess, it came from U.S. Forest Service Land in New Mexico. We've also got a wrecked B-24 in the Mountains, and the wing is in good shape, but everything else is gone. We've got a PB4Y-2 up on a 10,000 mountain, a firebombing plane. Wings and tail are intact.

These are all way to far gone to rebuild.

I'd say the mysterious planes in the Pacific region are a better deal, but I'd have to look at the UNESCO rules first.

Chris