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Anybody know the owner of 80375? I see that it is under restoration at WestPac but there is not a whole lot of information on this aircraft. Anybody know the path it took from Pima to WestPac? Usable pictures would be cool too.

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Is this the one that has been at WestPac for a long time? As far as I know they still have it. It is not undergoing restoration that I am aware of. It was traded to WestPac for the one Pima has on display now (plus some other stuff). It is a fantastic airframe and has never been civilianised.

It's mentionned on Westpac website Tigercat 80375 is owned by Feenix Partners.
http://www.westpacrestorations.com/inde ... e=projects

F7F page: http://www.westpacrestorations.com/inde ... rcat-80375

No FAA registration has ben reserved/issued AFAIK.