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PostPosted: Fri May 29, 2009 4:54 pm 
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One of the two P-51s at Seymour Johnson show was marked as Col Blakeslee's 413779/WD-C
Does anyone know which one this is please?
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http://www.mustangsmustangs.com/p-51/su ... 2339.shtml


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I don't believe it could have been Cavanaugh's Mustang. I could've sworn I saw it sitting in Nelson Ezell's shop last weekend...still in pieces.

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I don't believe it could have been Cavanaugh's Mustang. I could've sworn I saw it sitting in Nelson Ezell's shop last weekend...still in pieces.

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Are you sure it wasn't WD-L ?


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Only mustang I've seen in photos from the show was Glamorous Gal.

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Thanks for the answers so far.
There were two P-51s, the other was indeed 413903/WD-L.
I'm beginning to wonder if it might have been a replica, but if it was it was good one!
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I saw the same aircraft today (two years after the initial post here) at the 2011 airshow and wonder if it could be:

http://www.mustangsmustangs.com/p-51/p5 ... 3615.shtml

It looked authentic, didn't have an N number (so it didn't fly in), and it would make sense for Seymour Johnson to paint the aircraft in a 4th Fighter Wing paint scheme.


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