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PostPosted: Fri Jan 20, 2006 6:03 pm 
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I was at the Carolinas aviation museum in charlotte NC.. I had a great tour from the folks there. Since if I do move there, that I would help out from time to time with maint on the DC-3 and some other stuff. But I was saddened to hear that the collector on Ashland who bought AJ's B-25 and named it "carolina girl" had been diagnosed with cancer and sold off most of the collection and died 2 weeks ago. Does anyone know where she went????

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That is a shame for the museum, and of course for the gentlemen selling the B-25. If I remember correctly quite a number of the airframes at the museum were owned by just a few private individuals. One person selling off, could result in a number of the airframes disappearing.

Here are the pictures I took there last September...
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rob's gotta cry just a bit, because of him, carolina girl got painted that much cheaper and faster! right rob????

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I think he also had a TBM?

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michael luther wrote:
I think he also had a TBM?


Not the greatest shots of it. It was kind of tucked away in the corner...
http://community.webshots.com/photo/431 ... 1775qoTXSR
http://community.webshots.com/photo/431 ... 1775YpVnmT

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