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Sun Jan 02, 2005 9:21 pm
He's talking about P-61 Black Widows.
Mon Jan 03, 2005 12:03 pm
Mr. ROhr:
Good post overall, except for the following joke:
If you reall looking to do some recoverys look in your own back yard. Ariz. is full of wrecks.
The scrap yard is full of WW2 parts as well, shavings that is..
Mon Jan 03, 2005 3:53 pm
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!)
Mon Jan 03, 2005 4:29 pm
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
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