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well not the "ultimate" in terms of performance but it would be fun to own and fly...i'm tempted myself.....

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Culver-C ... dZViewItem
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I thought it was going to be the "Defender"! :lol:
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well not the "ultimate" in terms of performance but it would be fun to own and fly...i'm tempted myself.....

Maybe moreso in the "Warbug" realm of possible performance ultimates?

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Except everyone would try to shoot you down... in the name of authenticity of course. :lol:

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Except everyone would try to shoot you down... in the name of authenticity of course. :lol:

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Yeah it just screams SHOOT ME!

Anyone know this one? It's supposedly in the NMUSAF.

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Painted a bit too much like a target drone, should paint,"Don't Shoot Me! on the wings! Now if only the wings folded,it would fit in my garage!
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Ztex wrote:

Anyone know this one? It's supposedly in the NMUSAF.



Zane... this was Bob Parcell's Culver. Bob traded a couple airplanes to the NMUSAF over the years. I believe he did trade the Culver to them.

Saw Bob on SAT at lunch. He has had his hands on quite a few Warbirds over the years, either owning them or painting them! I worked for him years ago.

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The Smithsonian NASM has Culver TD2C-1 s/n 45-58816 in storage. A picture can be seen at

http://1000aircraftphotos.com/Garber/742.htm

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