Google Earth - Name that Plane

[Rob S]

Wixers, 39D 00'15.45" N 74D 54'28.80" W. Could probably keep this going

[Chris Brame]

Hmm. Santa's reindeer have gone but there's still a herd of Caribou...

[Stoney]

I wonder if I flew any of these?

[Rob S]

Theres a few more in camo just west of the others. Anyone know if these are still used?

[RareBear]

Pen Turbo, Inc., on the field at Cape May, has stockpiled these Caribou for possible conversion to turbo power. They are marketing the turbo conversion and says there is a demand for it, although it's unknown how strong. They still have a lot of unconverted airframes.

Walt

[Tom Crawford]

Okay, enough for Cape May's Caribous(?) Has any one checked further North up at Lakehurst Naval Air Station. I believe those are rocket sled tracks to the West of center of the field. Look's like they still have blimp
or dirigible hangers being maintained on the East side. I wonder on which dirigible pad the Hindenburg crashed & burned?
Good String....Tom

[Rob S]

Sounds like the'll have lots of radials and props available. What type were run on Caribou?

[Stoney]

R-2000 and the prop has its own oil supply for feathering

[CorsairFreak]

What are the cordinates for Pima?