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Does anybody have a list of preserved Australian Mirage III's?

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might be able to find a few for you Scott but at the moment my room is a disaster zone. I do know A3-16 is one though and is at classic jets fighter museum just down the road from me.

http://www.classicjets.com/m_111.htm

We got one and it's complete not sure about the number though.
Precision Aero Wangaratta.

Here goes, First the static display aircraft;
A3-3 Fighterworld, Williamtown, NSW
A3-16 Classic Fighters, Parafield, SA.
A3-20 RAAF Kingswood, NSW
A3-36 Aviation Museum, Darwin, NT
A3-41 RAAF Museun, Wagga Wagga, NSW
A3-42 Precision Aero, Wangaratta, Vic.
A3-44 Aviation Museum, Bankstown NSW
A3-45 Moorabbin Air Museum, Vic
A3-51 RAAF Museum Point Cook Vic.
A3-55 RAAF Museum Amberely, Qld.
A3-72 RAAF Museum Point Cook, Vic.
A3-92 RAAF Museum Point Cook, Vic.
A3-100 Memorial, Darwin NT
A3-102 Fighterworld, Williamtown NSW
A3-115 RAAF Edingburgh SA

There are also 50 odd Mirages sold to Pakistan and believed to still be in service.
For more information visit
http://www.adf-serials.com/3a3.shtml