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 Post subject: Old Lodestar Picture...
PostPosted: Sat Dec 08, 2007 2:41 pm 
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Any identity or story?


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Lodestar? Or is it a Ventura?

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With those windows on the nose of the plane I'd have to say Ventura or Hudson.

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I'd say it was a Hudson III. Likely ex-RCAF.
It had Wright engines and the nose configuration was correct for that version (the Lodestar nose was shorter and the Ventura had P&W engines).
The Hudson I had smaller carb. intakes than this airplane did.

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Looks like it maybe the bomber canteen that was in LR.Sackville,next to an old Esso gas station , the fuselage later ended up in a field in Beaverbank,NsThe Atlantic Canada Aviation Museum later acquired it but , it was scraped before it could be collected, they did manage to get some parts .They still have a fuselage of Fk466, that was acquire from a scrape yard in the Annoplois Vallley.


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Hudson..

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