Cougar hunting in Buckeye, Az

[Matt Gunsch]

I went out to Turkey strip and found the rare Az Photo Cougar and capured the beast on film, and I can confirm it is related to the Grumman iron work family, but the troubling part is , there is no propeller on the front to keep the pilot cool. So it is proof that evalution is a fact.
If someone wants to post the photos for me, I will email them. I also have some photos of the Buckeye Invader.

[Rob Mears]

I'd love to know who was in charge of the Buckeye airstrip back during the early 1950's. Any chance any of the old hands around there have a clue?

[John Lane]

Rob, The Cougar belongs to a Museum (on Paper only), Don Underwood would be the man to contact, Phoenix phone directory. Regards,

[Matt Gunsch]

Rob,
I sent the pics, did you get them ?

[eric_stevens]

Speaking of F9F's any commnet picture was taken back in the sixties

[T J Johansen]

A friend and I went by Buckeye around 93 taking photos of the A-26. We were told that the plane was grounded with a broken wing spar. Anyone with knowledge if this is true?

T J

[Matt Gunsch]

I don't know about the broken spar, but the cockpit is gutted and someone has cut out the pilots yoke. The lt engine was sitting for many yrs with no sparkplugs installed.

[steve dickey]

Hey Matt, can U send out a picture of the -26. I've seen it during the mid 90's but missed the couger, was wondering how it looked these day's.
Thank's.

[wendovertom]

humm - wonder if the owner would take my vast CD collection as trade -

Tom P.