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Does anyone know the history of GMC FM-2, N29B, cn 4955?

I photographed the airplane as a 4 tank sprayer in 1957 and 1958 in Phoenix and safford, AZ. The 1963 civil register lists the airplane as still in existence, and the FAA registration lists say that the aircraft was registered on 4/14/59 and cancelled in 8/25/71.

Apparently, it went to Columbia, CA, in the early 70's, and probably ended its days there.

Anyone else interested in these interesting planes?

Brian Baker
Sun City, AZ

This is all I have on N29B, which is pretty much what you already know.

http://www.warbirdregistry.org/f4fregis ... -n29b.html

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Hello
I was the owner of. N29B at the time the photo. Was taken. After working the aircraft for three years sold it to Sonora aviation. I forget the mans name, that flue the a/c to fresno Ca. It made a landing on fire in a field near Fresno the pilot was badly burnt, and died six weeks later.
Outer wings tail and other parts was salvage.
Sam Steele and I made two alike his number was NxxHA I forget his N number any way his got busted
someone other then Sam.
The remaining parts. Made one compleat a/c and it is tillamuck WA. I did not spell that rite it were they make the cheese
I,m now a old guy of 83 and going on internet to find pic of my old a/c saw you question about the FM2
A B Sellards
sellardo@comcast.net