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PostPosted: Wed Mar 03, 2010 8:15 pm 
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I am trying to find any information a DC-3 that was flown by Mohawk airlines and known as the Lamplighter. Anyone know about it. Any pics? Chances it survives?

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http://www.postcardpost.com/moh32.jpg

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It might take me a while to find it, but my brother-in-law gave me all his slides years ago. (he worked for Lufthansa for 36 years) I I seem to remember a Lamplighter slide taken at JFK.
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PostPosted: Fri Mar 05, 2010 9:17 am 
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That would be awesome. i wonder if this aircraft survives?

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I dont believe so. I will ask my dad as he is a former "Mowhawker".

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PostPosted: Tue Mar 09, 2010 2:17 pm 
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Hey jeff, I can't remember if we talked before or not about this. Ask him if he knows Clair Pazey, Bob Huddock, and Jay Brennan. They have great stories about people that could make a movie

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We have, he only worked there for a yr or so. Who I need to talk to went from Mowhawk all the way throught USAIR to retirement. He would know them but I have not seen bill in a long time. If you see them, ask them if they went to any of the reunions in fla??? We took a DC-3 over to the reunion. But before we got there, we had Mowhawk decals made and put them on the side. I wore my dads overalls with his Mowhawk patch on the back for the ride.

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Here is a REALLY good site

http://www.kamienski.net/mohawk/about.html

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If you can read the N number, punch it into the FAAhome registration block and see what comes up-ya never know--

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I have the N number as N409D This N Number belongs to King Air now.

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N3Njeff wrote:



Awesome site man.

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mustangdriver wrote:
I have the N number as N409D This N Number belongs to King Air now.


Chris, I seem to remember that the airplane ended up in a forign country and ended up getting destroyed. I am not sure but I think I had read it somewhere. It might be in a book or a web site on the DC-3.

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