



The P-47 New Zealand connection , now i wonder how many had the chance to step on the wing as I did ?
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Noddy wrote:QUOTE (Noddy @ Jan 25 2013,10:18 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>At least JK's is in better shape than the real thing!
Indeedo but probably not now , i think the swap deal was for a Sopwith Pup that now resides in the Wigram Museum and parts if not all the P-40 undergoing its final stages of restoration at Wigram as well , the Thunderbolt went to Australia for restoring due to its connection with the RAAF in WWII , infact it would be good to hear from any of our Aussie friends who might be able to share what the current scale of work completed on it so far , maybe some photos
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Ian Warren wrote:QUOTE (Ian Warren @ Jan 26 2013,8:50 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>Thanks Chris, I'm sure they would be looking at getting it flying again least fingers crossed
I am sure that it is well on the way to flight along with two other p47's
AndrewJamez wrote:QUOTE (AndrewJamez @ Jan 26 2013,8:08 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>I still love this accusim aircraft despite its age. Still the only radial fighter they have produced.
Basicly the same engine as the F4U so maybe a ACCusimmed that could be done .. AF Corsair is the start
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