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 Post subject: Spotted Thunderbird T-28
PostPosted: Fri Oct 12, 2007 7:11 am 
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I was driving by the Wright Brothers Airport on the southside of Dayton yesterday and caught a brief glimpse of a beuatiful T-28 in the colors of the Thunderbirds.

Does anyone here know the bird I'm talk about, or who the owner is? Or even better, have any pictures of it? I only saw it for a spilt second as I was heading into work

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A T-28? no.

A T-38? yes.


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Like this?

I think it may belong to some guy named Perot?

http://i172.photobucket.com/albums/w31/honkhntr/T-38T-BirdAllianceTX041507.jpg

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Must have been a real early model T-38 then...the one with Radial engine and propeller mounted on the front of them. :wink:


No I'm quite confident it was a T-28 Trojan. I passed by it while driving but I was on 50 ft from it, so I got a clear if not brief view of it.

I'll go back tomorrow and see if I can get some pictures of it. Hopefully it wasn't just passing through.

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Shay wrote:
Must have been a real early model T-38 then...the one with Radial engine and propeller mounted on the front of them. :wink:


No I'm quite confident it was a T-28 Trojan. I passed by it while driving but I was on 50 ft from it, so I got a clear if not brief view of it.

I'll go back tomorrow and see if I can get some pictures of it. Hopefully it wasn't just passing through.

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It is an A-model and it is based there. Was at one time owned by Dave Burnap. Not sure if he still owns it.


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Shay,

Is this the one: http://rides.webshots.com/photo/1050041 ... 3254SEMKRX

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