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Hi all just sluthing something out - can all you big noses let me know what Spit Mk 14s are/were on the market recently - I think airworthy but others as well - probably UK but may be US ?

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The only airworthy 14 I can recall off the top of my head that has been sold in recent years is SM832, the high back 14 that went to from TFC to France and back to TFC again in 2002 and is now......?

I'm sure MrA will be able to answer your question :D
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Firebird wrote:
The only airworthy 14 I can recall off the top of my head that has been sold in recent years is SM832, the high back 14 that went to from TFC to France and back to TFC again in 2002 and is now......?

I'm sure MrA will be able to answer your question :D


...and my data base says with Tom Friedkin in the US as N54SF.

Location...not sure but presumed Chino?

Any current images anybody?

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HFL's MkXIV RN201 is on the market.

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PeterA wrote:
Firebird wrote:
The only airworthy 14 I can recall off the top of my head that has been sold in recent years is SM832, the high back 14 that went to from TFC to France and back to TFC again in 2002 and is now......?

I'm sure MrA will be able to answer your question :D




Location...not sure but presumed Chino?



PeterA



I can confirm it is based at chino
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Mick Grinter
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There are a few for sale at historicflying.com/for_sale.htm
Mk 14 Sputfires i hope not,down here it's a girls plane.
And one is pink.
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I've gotta pretty cool landlord...I'm willing to take it off your hands and
hide it here out of public view in order to spare the warbird community the
shame of pink. I'll thrust myself on my own pitard for the team... 8)

A pink Spitty..how will I explain that to the neighbors????

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Tell that to Tim Wallis and any number of wartime pilots who flew it. I think you'll find the pink Spit was a PR XI, and is a documented wartime scheme. Peter A will know more.

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There are a few for sale at historicflying.com/for_sale.htm
Mk 14 Sputfires i hope not,down here it's a girls plane.
And one is pink.
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Mk XV111 Heading to Oz with a certain P-47G..
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Oscar Duck wrote:
Mk XV111 Heading to Oz with a certain P-47G..


Would that be the Doug Arnold P-47G - If so I hope when it gets there someone to find the dataplate for me and tell me the C/n

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Is the Fly-past board down?
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paulmcmillan wrote:
Oscar Duck wrote:
Mk XV111 Heading to Oz with a certain P-47G..


Would that be the Doug Arnold P-47G -


Wasn't the Doug A one sitting in a crate somehwere (North Weald?) a razorback D version..?

Or did he have another?
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Firebird wrote:

Wasn't the Doug A one sitting in a crate somehwere (North Weald?) a razorback D version..?

Or did he have another?
No - it is a razorback P-47G, "Little Demon". He did own two or three bubble hood P-47Ds in earlier times

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DaveM2 wrote:
Tell that to Tim Wallis and any number of wartime pilots who flew it. I think you'll find the pink Spit was a PR XI, and is a documented wartime scheme. Peter A will know more.

Dave


Mick Grinter wrote:
There are a few for sale at historicflying.com/for_sale.htm
Mk 14 Sputfires i hope not,down here it's a girls plane.
And one is pink.


Here is PL965 an ex 16 Squadron Spitfire PR XI at a private 16 Squadron reunion in a genuine and accurate 16 Squadron livery as applied to their FR Mk IX's. Oh and the PR Mk XIX to the rear is also an ex 16 Squadron machine. :D

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You Guys are sneaky,how come you guys know all this and i don't.
And i work there,am i missing something.
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