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Jack Cook
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What a great collection. Very nice variety. 8) I just love those P-40's!

Is the Fokker a flyer? Any more details?

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Man, I remember seeing that E model fly here in Europe some 20 years ago. Where has time gone. Hope to see it again one of these days!

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P.S. Who's F-86 is that?

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The collection there is very nice.
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I think Aug 11th and 12, they have the pacific princess.
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Hello, I'm a volunteer at the Warhawk Here is a webcam I setup, so you can see the Warhawk Air Museum live!
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Thanks t0ny.
Welcome to WIX. I was wondering when you would get on.
Do you have any more info on the Fokker?
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Bluedharma wrote:
Thanks t0ny.
Welcome to WIX. I was wondering when you would get on.
Do you have any more info on the Fokker?
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I don't know too much about it but it is not original it was built in 1996. I'll get more information about it next time I go to the Warhawk.
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Ok, the party or openhouse pic???? there is a N3N sitting there...........info info info!!!

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Sorry,
My photo of the N3N is very very old. I have some other ones, but they are only partial. T0ny volunteers there.
He has many many pictures.
(and good ones too.) As a matter of fact, I think Tony has pictures taken while riding in it.

This might be N45305...??? But it is hard for me to tell.
http://www.airport-data.com/aircraft/N45305.html



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Ok, the party or openhouse pic???? there is a N3N sitting there...........info info info!!!


I dont have much info on the N3N. Here are my photos of/from it. I've flown in it 3 times :P.
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N45305?????? Bureau # 1918. Owner is paul collins. been trying to get ahold of him!!

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N45305?????? Bureau # 1918. Owner is paul collins. been trying to get ahold of him!!


Yep, thats him. I haven't seen him in a while.

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:shock: Hey, I really like that place! Really like that P-40N. Heck, like both P-40's. :D :heart:

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