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PostPosted: Wed Nov 09, 2011 3:00 pm 
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The FG1D finally has an engine!!! :drink3:

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PostPosted: Wed Nov 09, 2011 3:02 pm 
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Now THAT is one beautiful sight! I'm not even gonna ask "When. . ." because I know good things come to those who patiently wait. :D

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Awesome Doug!
Can't wait to see her in the air again!!!
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Hey Doug,

Awesome the Corsair engine finally showed up. What's the story on the Yak in the background?

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Shane,
It's the former David Price Yak-3 - N854DP.


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wrbrdmech wrote:
Hey Doug,

Awesome the Corsair engine finally showed up. What's the story on the Yak in the background?

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It is in line for some restoration work after we finish the P40, FG1D, and a couple of more projects. It has some fuel leaks and we want to do a few mods in the cockpit

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Work of art! I love that.

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I'm not familiar with this Corsair. Will she fly?


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Doug, great to hear that she's got an engine again. Can't wait to see it mounted and her cowled up again. Been too long with her sitting like that in various parts of the hangar. :(

Chappie - that is the Cavanaugh Flight Museum FG-1C Corsair. More info here - http://www.cavanaughflightmuseum.com/Corsair.htm

Hey Doug, were any aircraft actually designated FG-1C or were they all delivered as Corsair IV's? I've only ever heard of the F4U-1C and the Corsair IV.


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