RareBear wrote:
Question about the DC-7 photo posted above. The N-number listed in the post belonged to a DC-7C of T&G Aviation, in Chandler , AZ, which was broken up in 2008. Also the old Delta Air Lines markings would make this a DC-7 or a DC-7B. Delta did not operate the DC-7C. Did you get your info off the airframe, or from another source?
skippyscage wrote:
Walt you are correct - the DC-7 pictured above is DC-7B N4887C
N90804 is a DC-7C and is named African Queen - that should still be there, but only as a nose
It looks like you gentlemen got it sorted out. It was my error. I uploaded the right photo to the wrong dossier, and did not look too closely when posting here. The DC-7 at Coolidge is this one...
Aerial Visuals - Airframe Dossier - DC-7B, c/n 45351, c/r N4887C...it appears to be in very good condition (from a distance at least) although I have no idea when it last flew.
The African Queen...
Aerial Visuals - Airframe Dossier - DC-7C Seven Seas, c/n 45116, c/r N90804...was also mentioned. It was scrapped at Coolidge. The nose section is no longer at Coolidge, but I did spot it at Falcon Field. I will be posting my pictures of my visit there by the end of the week. I got a shot of A.Q. when I stopped by there.
Mike
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