B-25 Carol Jean

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APG85
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Fri Jan 13, 2006 6:28 pm

I wouldn't think the B-25 would take to much work. As far as I know, it flew in in good shape and went into storage. The Concorde, 707-80, and the Boeing Stratoliner flew in and went on display pretty quick. There must be something up with the B-25 that is causing it to remain stored. I've said this before: store them on display! I don't care what shape they are in, just put them together and display them. When it's time for restoration, remove them from display and begin restoration. I would love to see the B-25 (or the B-17 Swoose) displayed no matter what condition they are in. Just my opinion......
Pat Carry
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Sat Jan 14, 2006 6:39 pm

Very good idea APG85! I will second that because I might be pushing up daisies before the Swoose gets restored. At least I wish they would update their website!
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