Surviving Warbird websites

[Wolverine]

I'm looking for websites which list surviving WWII aircraft. I'd also like to find some vintage aircraft (especially Stearman, Culver, Travel Air, Beech, Cessna, etc) site too.

Here's what I know of.

www.warbirdregistry.org
www.preservedaxisaircraft.com
members.madasafish.com/~d_hodgkinson/hawker-guide.htm
www.battle-of-britain.com/BoB2/Hurrican ... e_list.htm
www.supermarine-spitfire.co.uk/survivors.html
p-38online.com/survive.html
www.447bg.com/library/touring.html
www.aerovintage.com
www.fscwv.edu/users/rheffner/b17/today.shtml
www.bbc.co.uk/dna/h2g2/A1913438
www.b17flyinglegend.com/survivors/
members.aol.com/elsquared/B29site.html
www.visi.com/~jweeks/stuff/hobby.html
www.adlertag.de/heute/restoration.htm
www.adlertag.de/heute/static.htm
mitsubishi_zero.tripod.com/preserved.htm
www.warbirds-online.com/

Well, these are all I can remember off the top of my head.

Please list any other sites you can think of--especially the ones on WWII aircraft.

Thanks...

[C170BDan]

Here is one that I use quite a bit.

http://www.aircraftone.com/

This is where I pulled some info together to build my Spartan Executive and Lockheed 10 & 12 pages.

More pages are in the works... Rawdon and Ryan ST just to name a few.

[Wolverine]

Thanks...

Here's some more.

www.acepilots.com/planes/b29.html
www.mossie.org/Mosquito_loc.htm
www.lancastermuseum.ca/lancs.html

[Jack Cook]

Our B-25 webpage is
http://communities.msn.com/SUPERRABBITB25JMITCHELLBOMBER

[Roger Cain]

A few I use regularly, all have c/n and registrations:

Stinson L-5: http://www.hangar9aeroworks.com/108main.html

Grumman HU-16: http://www.hu-16.com/

Navion L-17: http://www.warbird.org/L-17/

Vultee BT-13: http://www.bt-13.org/index.html

Curtiss P-40: http://www.pioneeraero.co.nz/p-40_serial_numbers.htm

Stearman: http://cgibin.rcn.com/jeremy.k/cgi-bin/ ... t=Stearman

Douglas C-47: http://www.douglasdc3.com/

[mrhenniger]

I'm looking for websites which list surviving WWII aircraft. I'd also like to find some vintage aircraft (especially Stearman, Culver, Travel Air, Beech, Cessna, etc) site too.

If you send me an email I will zip the appropriate favorites folders of mine and send my shortcuts to you. I don't always go out of my way to maintain the favorites (some links may be dead) but I do through new bookmarks into the folders when I come across a new-to-me page with s/n lists.

BTW... It sounds like you are a s/n freek. It is nice to know I have some company!

Mike

[Swiss Mustangs]

P-51's

http://www.mustangsmustangs.net/p-51/p51.shtml

Martin

[Wolverine]

I can't believe I forgot Mustangsmustangs.

AAAAAAAHHHHH!!!!!

(runs around in circles, screaming)

[spookyboss]

Our AC-47 website is www.squadron14.com

[mjanovec]

To be filed more under vintage than under WWII...

Lockheed Constellation
http://www.conniesurvivors.com/

[Mudge]

I'm definitely gonna' try some of these.
I tried "wings over Cambridge" and waited for 5 days for one of their "administrators" to "approve" my request for membership. Told 'em if they're gonna' take that long, forget it.

Mudge the impatient

[corsair166b]

Try also www.f4ucorsair.com and look under the 'Living Legends' section for a fully illustrated guide to surviving Corsairs....

M

[Paul Krumrei]

warbird-central.com

[Pat Carry]

SR-71 survivors www.habu.org

[Stieglitz]

Flying survivors in Belgium, The Netherlands and Luxembourg can be found here:

www.geocities.com/warbirdbenelux

Stieglitz