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 Post subject: Lone Star's Wildcat
PostPosted: Sat Jan 06, 2007 2:53 pm 
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Who bought it?

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Last rumor I heard was it was on its way to Tulsa Ok on a truck, where the new owner was going to do a thorough overhaul/restoration and have her back in the air in the coming airshow season.


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I was told by Greg Shelton (spelling?) at ICAS that he had got it and it was going to have a firewall forward done before he flew it in 08 as an aerobatic routine.

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It was still at Galveston on Dec 30 when I visited Lone Star
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It left after New Years Day for Tulsa. When you were there. it was in the front hangar, in front of the B-17, in preparation for loading on a truck.

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It was still at Galveston on Dec 30 when I visited Lone Star
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It left on the morning of Jan 3rd, to be exact. :wink:

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