Contacts re FW190s

[Steve T]

Hi all--

Would anyone here happen to have contact info for Mr Blair in Florida or any other owners of flyable or near-flyable FW190s?

S.

[mlenoch]

Call Stallion51. They may provide you with his contact information.
VL

[P51Mstg]

I wouldn't waste the call.

I'm guessing Stallion51 would not give out contact info on any of their customers. I know if I had my plane there, I wouldn't want them to do that, I can imagine they would get more inquiries (and all of them would not involve warbirds, I'm sure there would be a lot of salesmen for high ticket items, stock brokers and weird-ohs in general).

If someone here has the info, you should have a shot at it, If not look up the N Number with the FAA.

Incidently, Mr. Blair keeps his warbirds in FL and lives in NJ.

Best of luck

Mark H

[Steve T]

Thanks all! Some good suggestions here. Actually I think there might be the chance Stallion51 would be willing to put the requestor in touch with Mr Blair; the requestor isn't some lone nutcase (ie. me), rather it's a well-established museum group. Will check the FAA database also...

S.

[Bill Greenwood]

I don't know if it is the same person, but there is a Tom Blair of Potomac, Maryland listed in the EAA directory.
As for as the general public being more nuts than the folks on WIX, I'd have to see proof of that!

[mlenoch]

As a museum group, just curious about your organizations interest in the FW190s.
Thx,
VL

[Bill Greenwood]

Hey Vlado, you should be here today. The snow is great and the sun is actully put in blue skies with temps over 20 degrees. I'd be up skiing if I didnlt have this cold. More snow in the forecast though, which we need like Custer needed more Indians.

[mlenoch]

Bill:
You slay me!!!! Temptation.....................
VL

[Iclo]

There is a Fw-190 flug-werk in construction in Dijon France, too.
If you are interested, ask me, I will look to found contact information or links for pictures.

[M.P.]

http://www.caa.co.uk/application.aspx?c ... ark=G-FWAB