A P-3 Restoration Project for Someone with a lot of time

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Larry Kraus
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A P-3 Restoration Project for Someone with a lot of time

Wed Jun 02, 2021 4:58 pm

Actually, it’s probably a bit too late. These shots were taken in Chico, California on June 14, 2008 when I was there flying DC-7 Tanker 66 for a bit of pre-season work on some fires near Paradise before the disaster there a few years later.

It needs a little work…..

ImageB8723210-74A0-49A0-A935-2B7C1F5BDA41 by tanker622001, on Flickr

ImageC8932DEE-7898-462C-AC84-4AC15B54C203 by tanker622001, on Flickr

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Lon Moer
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Re: A P-3 Restoration Project for Someone with a lot of time

Wed Jun 02, 2021 6:10 pm

Satellite shows two pair of Orlons at Chico, but the two Neptune's and the Orion in your photos are gone......

The ex- A.U., ex-Jimmy Leeward Grumman Guardian is still sitting outside the Chico Air Museum

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