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More Mustang info needed

Fri Nov 26, 2004 2:43 pm

Which Mustang(s) are at the Fargo Air Museum in North Dakota and which Mustang(s) are at the Warhawk Museum in Idaho?

Fri Nov 26, 2004 10:05 pm

The Fargo Air Museum plays host to Bob Odegaard's P-51 Dazzling Donna or 44-74404.
The War Eagles Air Museum Hosts the following Mustangs...
44-75024
44-84658
44-11525 Val Halla and 44-84850 Su Su used to be part of the War Eagle collection as well...

Sat Nov 27, 2004 10:58 am

Thanks!

Warhawk Museum in Idaho...War Eagle--El Paso?

Sat Nov 27, 2004 10:40 pm

I think Warhawk in Nampa has the C model P-51 very nearly complete; Isn't Wareagle in Ep Paso area-- west somewhat?

Sun Nov 28, 2004 9:24 am

Oops!
:roll: I misread Pat's Post, I thought he was asking about the War Eagles Museum in Santa Terasa New Mexico.
The Idaho Mustang is
A-36 42-83878
Links:
Warhawk:
http://www.warhawkairmuseum.org/
War Eagles:
http://www.war-eagles-air-museum.com/
Fargo:
http://www.fargoairmuseum.org/
PS If you are heading to the Fargo Air Museum this winter, I hear you might get to see F6F-3 Bu41930.... For those of us that think real fighters have round engines :supz: :shock: ...

Mon Nov 29, 2004 8:22 am

Warbirdnerd wrote:PS If you are heading to the Fargo Air Museum this winter, I hear you might get to see F6F-3 Bu41930.... For those of us that think real fighters have round engines :supz: :shock: ...


Oh yeah, she's there. Saw her in person a month or so ago. Pretty neat seeing a Hellcat and a Zero sitting together in the same hangar (museum) way up here in the "Northwoods".

:D

Steve :wink:

Mon Nov 29, 2004 11:40 am

John Beyl and I were talking just the other day about how odd it is that North Dakota has the highest amount of Surviivng Corsairs per capita of any state/nation on earth!!!

Mon Nov 29, 2004 12:55 pm

Warbirdnerd wrote:John Beyl and I were talking just the other day about how odd it is that North Dakota has the highest amount of Surviivng Corsairs per capita of any state/nation on earth!!!


Nerd, didn't we end up at six for a final count? ....and they're all inside a 40 mile radius.

The Hellcat is away from the Fargo Museum temporarily. It left a few weeks ago to get new paint, (British markings), but will return for the balance of the winter when the job is done.

BTW Dennis, exactly how did you decide Fargo is part of the "North Woods"? Did North Dakota Have "The Tree" when you were up there? Every time I go it must be South Dakota's turn to have it...nuthin' but flat open land suitable for.....RUNWAYS! :supz:

Mon Nov 29, 2004 9:35 pm

John Beyl wrote:BTW Dennis, exactly how did you decide Fargo is part of the "North Woods"? Did North Dakota Have "The Tree" when you were up there? Every time I go it must be South Dakota's turn to have it...nuthin' but flat open land suitable for.....RUNWAYS! :supz:


Yeah John, you're right, there really isn't anything for trees in North Dakota. I guess I was being generous by classing it in our northern tier of states that DO have trees such as Minnesota, Wisconsin, Monta...., wait a second, I think EVERY other state on the northern border except North Dakota has trees! But of course that means that N.D. has more than it's share of wind though too.

Oh well, the wind doesn't seem to affect the fabulous Warbird work that comes out of that state. :D

Long live the Redtail!

Steve :wink:

Tue Nov 30, 2004 7:26 am

Is the Hellcat under new ownership or just on loan???

Tue Nov 30, 2004 8:04 am

On loan from the Freidkin collection in Chino.

Corsairs in North Dakota....

Tue Nov 30, 2004 9:25 am

A quick search of WD4 I came up with the following list
Robert Odegaard has these listed:
2- F4U-4's Bu81164 and Bu81857 they are to be restored as Unruly Julie
1- F2G Bu88457 Racer "57"
1- F2G Bu88463 Held awaiting restoration funds for the Crawford Museum
FG-1D Bu76628 used to be Owned by Mr Odegaard as well
Gerry Beck
2 F4U-4's Bu97320 (Very Complete project) and Bu97388 (Airwothy)
Tim Mcphearson
F4U-4 Bu 97288 restoration project.
Quite a list for a state with a population of less than a Million people...
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