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Wangarattas warbird production line

Fri Aug 24, 2007 4:46 am

At Wangaratta in oz , there is a old museum which is now a warbird hive...has a massive warbird production rebuild line something in order of 20-30 planes ??maybe... the Yanks better read up and learn because at the rate there are going , this mob will make aussie warbirds overtake the best the US and Kiwi shops can build i think..(slight aussie bias) :)

A-20s, P-40s, Japanese birds, P-39s etc its a mecca for the lost souls.

Actually.....

Fri Aug 24, 2007 12:19 pm

Actually.....

Would be pretty curious if anyone would have any recent pics to share on some of the projecs they have.

Well....to be specific...h'bout the Ki61 Tony 8)

I was so happy to see the new Mig3 pictures being flown in Russia for The Fighter Factory. I wonder how their Tony is comming along and what type of engine will be used.

Fri Aug 24, 2007 1:17 pm

Could this be the shop featured in the current issue of Classic Wings? They have Tonys, Corsairs, P-39's, P-40's, all kinds of stuff....great article....i bet it's the place!

M

Fri Aug 24, 2007 9:11 pm

corsair166b wrote:Could this be the shop featured in the current issue of Classic Wings? They have Tonys, Corsairs, P-39's, P-40's, all kinds of stuff....great article....i bet it's the place!

M


Yes it would, which where sabre driver got the info no doubt........
Michel, send me your addy and I will drop a copy in the post.

Dave

cool---im off to barnes and noble!!!

Fri Aug 24, 2007 11:07 pm

I was already planning a month long trip to NZ later this fall after Reno!

Wed Aug 29, 2007 4:22 pm

I last visited in March 2006 before the place closed to the public and have plenty of photos from that trip if people are interested.

The current Classic Wings article covers Precision's operations very well.
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