Warbird Information Exchange

Anyone here with access to the preserved MiG-29s at McMinnville, Goodfellow, or Wright-Patterson?
I am looking for the fuselage number of each of of these MiGs. It can be found as follows:

Go into the nose-wheel bay and stand up facing the rear.
Turn 90 degrees to the left, and above your head, almost at the top of the bay, will be a small plate (maybe 2 inches x 1 inch)

I am looking for the 4-digit number stamped on this plate. You will probably need a torch to read it.

Many thanks,
Andy Marden

I will be down to Wright Patt. I will see what I can do for you

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Chris Henry
EAA Aviation Museum Director

Thanks, look forward to some new info!
Andy

I also need the same info from the one at Pima if anyone's there.
Andy

There is a Mig 29 located about 15 miles North from Everett WA. It should be close to flying?

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" excuse me stewardess I speak jive"

Construction number is 2960516766 if that is what you are looking for.

James

Serial Number 50903014896. It's a Mig 29 UB.

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" excuse me stewardess I speak jive"

See what I can do on that. The nose gear well is sealed on the Goodfellow MiG, but it might be listed on the info plaque.

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Bob

James,
That is the construction number. 29605 shows that it is a Fulcrum A model, the last five digits are a random number.
I'm still after the line number (also called fuselage number) which is in the place I described.
Regards,
Andy Marden

Thanks, that one is ex Ukrainian Air Force.