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Re: They were Mustangs, weren't they? N/T
Posted by Jeff on Wed Apr 17, 2002 12:01:18 PM
In reply top They were Mustangs, weren't they? N/T posted by Cees Broere on Tue Apr 16, 2002 06:29:41 AM
Covered that ages ago Cees. I just don't think anyone noticed.
Posted by Jeff on 4:29:11 4/1/2002 from 202.61.170.195:
In reply to: For anyone who's interested posted by Mick on 1:10:04 3/31/2002 from 62.254.0.7:
: A68-1, 44-15757, N51WB.
: A69-39, 44-14826, Previously 45-11489, N551D.
: A68-100, 44-14777, N51AB.
: A68-175, 44-74950, N51DT, 175 previously destroyed and reb
: uilt.
: A68-187, 44-74839-59, N50S, Odd serial number ?
: A68-198, 45-11483, N286JB.
This is actually very interesting to me Mick, also slightly insulting, but I too would rather see them in the air than static. Surely they couldn't have been confused with the serials from A68-500 to A68-1001 which did have american ids because of american manufacture.
Makes me wonder what will/might happen to the remains of A68-7, A68-30, A68-35, A68-72 and A68-87 which were also exported to the states after their recovery from the atomic test site where A68-1 had also sat.
Now there's a thought, does anyone know what has happened to these airframes after their being sold to Cavalier?