Yup.....that is (was) the B-25 in the 2005 sat pic.
Frank_McVey said:
Hi, Marc-Andre, welcome to the GEC.
Obviously the original poster didn't check the coordinates given in his Wiki link to Guadalupe Island!
The B-25 bomber to which he refers actually crashed on take-off and the wreckage lay for many years just at the opposite end of the runway from this wreck. If you go to 29°01′36.10″N 118°16′2.98″W and look at the historical imagery for 2005 (the clock icon on the GE viewer top menubar), you can actually see it. However the wreckage was removed between 2005 and 2006, which is why we can't see it in the latest imagery.
The same wiki link confirms your ID as a Lockheed Lodestar, which overshot the runway at Guadalupe during a landing.
Although it has no bearing on this particular wreck, I enjoyed your link to the other Lodestar wreck in Quebec, Canada. I found an update on that - as of 2010 they'd removed the engines and wings and moved it to Lake Weeks.
The plan is to refurb the wings, fit new engines, give it a major servicing, wait till Lake Weeks freezes, build an ice runway and fly it out! I had a look at Lake Weeks in GE, but couldn't find any trace of the aircraft.
Have you heard anything of their progress?
Cheers,
Frank