Few twin engine airplanes look so good with one feathered ..

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tom d. friedman
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Re: Few twin engine airplanes look so good with one feathere

Mon Apr 06, 2015 8:18 pm

any fireballs in museums??
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Re: Few twin engine airplanes look so good with one feathere

Mon Apr 06, 2015 9:29 pm

tom d. friedman wrote:any fireballs in museums??



Getting lazy, Tom. :wink:

Wiki sez:

Only a single example, FR-1 BuNo 39657, still survives. Deployed first to the NASA Ames Research Center, the aircraft served as an instructional airframe at a technical school before being acquired by the Planes of Fame Air Museum at Chino, California in the 1960s. After restoration to static display condition, 39657 was rolled out at Chino on 13 June 2009
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