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PostPosted: Mon Dec 03, 2007 6:43 pm 
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Vultee Vengeances under repaint.

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Nope. The marking you are looking at is about to vanish into a blue-white ring-set...

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Anybody know why on the right wing there is what looks like a hinged trim piece on the flap only on the top only? Was looking at the one in Mesa, AZ today and they were asking about it...

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Yet another very significant aircraft the RAAF Museum doesn't have...

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Oscar Duck wrote:
Yet another very significant aircraft the RAAF Museum doesn't have...

Or the AWM. Is there a national collection anywhere that has one, or a wreck?

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arent all the survivers down here?iirc the usaf museum made a large offer on the camden one at one stage and were turned down 8)


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Ostensibly, there's one (an A-35 version) in Oz! Check out:

http://aeroweb.brooklyn.cuny.edu/specs/vultee/a-35a.htm

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Yes, there's a complete Vengeance at the Camden Museum of Aviation, NSW, Aus - used to engine run some years ago. Currently, the museum's going through a management change after the demise of the owner.

There are photos in the archives, here, IIRC.

There's the remains of 2 - 3 with Precision Aerospace at Wangaratta, Vic, Aus, as part of a plan to restore to fly. Currently in reserve awaiting other projects being finished.

AFAIK, that's it. As to the Vengeance being 'significant', I think it is, like Oscar, but given every Allied force spent all their efforts side-lining it, I'm not surprised no national public collection anywhere has one.

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Lynn Allen wrote:
Anybody know why on the right wing there is what looks like a hinged trim piece on the flap only on the top only? Was looking at the one in Mesa, AZ today and they were asking about it...

Lynn


There are no Vengeances in the US... were you referring to an Avenger?

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Excellent image!! This image mean a lot for my personal interest and possible future research so I would like to ask you to post me scan in high resolution on my email address. If you can do that please let me know what can I forward to you in reward :D

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