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That plane looks beautiful. A little shinier than the original I'm thinkin'... but still beautiful.

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WOW :o :!: , nobodys complaining bout the incorrect swasticas :!: . Oh wait give it a minute :P :!:
Nice Mustang that Sal Rubino raced at Reno couple years ago, saw it then and hope to see in the not to distant future :D
Came from San Jose I believe Lynn.

A little confused here. Are you identifying the 51 in this thread as Sal Rubino's N51PW? Afraid not, same FG but the 51 discussed here is N286JB.

Sal Rubino's P-51.
http://www.mustangsmustangs.com/p-51/su ... 3701.shtml

P-51D N286JB.
http://www.mustangsmustangs.com/p-51/su ... -198.shtml

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Yes TJ I guess I got confused :oops:, am I bannned :roll: . My mistake and thanks for clarifying my good man.
Lynn you copy all this :?:
Still no hither and yon banter about the incorrect kill markings :?: :?: :?: :shock:


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WOW :o :!: , nobodys complaining bout the incorrect swasticas :!: . Oh wait give it a minute :P :!:
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Wrong placement too. :P

She sure is pretty. 8)

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That one flew at the Camarillo Airshow in August.

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Just curious, is that an AN-104 antenna behind the cockpit of this P-51? If so, why is it bare wood? The AN-104's I have seen (like on my L-5G) are wood with a steel cover. I have seen this bare wood antenna on this mustang and another in england... is that correct? Not trying to be nit-picky just curious...

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Just curious, is that an AN-104 antenna behind the cockpit of this P-51? If so, why is it bare wood? The AN-104's I have seen (like on my L-5G) are wood with a steel cover. I have seen this bare wood antenna on this mustang and another in england... is that correct? Not trying to be nit-picky just curious...


If I'm not mistaken I think Evergreen's P-51 has a bare wood antenna as well. Not sure how original it is though.


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Not much original on EVG's P-51 :shock:

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If I'm not mistaken I think Evergreen's P-51 has a bare wood antenna as well. Not sure how original it is though.

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Not much original on EVG's P-51 :shock:


Plus there's is (was) the only flying Mustang without a carburetor
:!: . It had a very rare fuel injected engine :D


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I guess thats why it never flew mucg when it was in Tucson :!:


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44-73149 aka Ferocis Frankie also has the -724

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Here is our -724. It is a magazine rack. This is being set up as a hybrid with -9 blower and pan. That way it fits properly under the hood. I know of others who have used a -724 quite successfully in a P-51.
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I remember when Max Ramsey had the EV 51 and when it was built at Unlimited. Then I ended up doing a bit of maint and a polish to it the few months I worked at Marana.
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Nice shots Eric!

Here are some pictures of SFS at OSH.

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The dreaded hand print. Quick, dust for prints and fingerprint everybody to find the culprit.
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