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PostPosted: Mon Feb 20, 2012 5:31 am 
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PostPosted: Mon Feb 20, 2012 8:14 am 
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Isn't this Jimmy Leeward's "Cloud Dancer" N55JL ?


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Yes, N55JL, taken at Oshkosh, Aug 1986.


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PostPosted: Mon Feb 20, 2012 9:32 am 
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John Kerr wrote:
Yes, N55JL, taken at Oshkosh, Aug 1986.




03August 1996 to be exact.

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Interesting scheme. I like it.



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fat fingers typing error. Sorry.


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RIP Jimmy


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My first Oshkosh visit was that year.

If I recall, they were highlighting the Korean and Vietnam wars. I believe that year they had 4-5 Skyraiders present.


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I hope Dean Hess saw the Mustang painted in RoK colors.

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Did anyone else notice how nice this restoration looked in the pic? For a restored Mustang in 1996, I'm impressed to see the pilot's seat armor/ headrest and what appears to be a gunsight. I didn't think they did restorations that authentic back then! Haha. Later pictures of the plane show what appears to be a jump seat and no gunsight in sight...no pun intended! Beautiful plane regardless. Are there any -51s flying in these markings today? For that matter, I know of Mustangs in USAAC, USAF, RAF, and RAAF schemes...are there flyers out there in other countries' liveries?

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