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PostPosted: Wed Oct 03, 2007 8:38 am 
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Hi folks....

this one makes me biting my nails..... can anyone please enlighten me which P-51 this is ?..... :oops: ...and if possible location and approximative time-frame ? :?:

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I have no clue on what Mustang this might be, but, it looks like it might be from the Air Museum while at Ontario Airport in the late 60's early 70's due to the Beast in the background the hills in the horizon.

Could this be Spam Can in an early paint scheme?


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Note there's another Mustang in the background.

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Jesse.... that's good intel...... much appreciated......

it might be this a/c, then...

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i.e. P-51D-20-NA 44-63810 at The Air Museum, Ontario, CA, during the late 60's.

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I believe it is the Air Museum at Ontario. I remember seeing photos of this in the archives.
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