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PostPosted: Sun Dec 22, 2013 11:10 pm 
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RAAFA Bull Creek Museum in Perth, WA has acquired a fairly intact and substantial former South African Air Force CL-13B Sabre jet for static display. Parts are needed to finish off the aircraft which was saved from scrap for $2,000 it seems... http://www.raafawa.org.au/museum/the-museum/blog


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Great! Glad to always hear an aircraft is saved from the scrapper!

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PostPosted: Mon Dec 23, 2013 12:24 pm 
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Liberator wrote:
RAAFA Bull Creek Museum in Perth, WA has acquired a fairly intact and substantial former South African Air Force CL-13B Sabre jet for static display. Parts are needed to finish off the aircraft which was saved from scrap for $2,000 it seems... http://www.raafawa.org.au/museum/the-museum/blog


That's great news!! Nice to see that this old bird was saved from the scrap heap. My father-in-law flew Sabres with RCAF 434 Sqn in the '50's. Milberry's book, The Canadair Sabre, has a decent history on this a/c. She was built in Montreal in 1956 and was first flown on 24.5.56. C/n was 1492 and Tail No. was 383/23702. She was delivered 11.10.56. 1/L, 2/M. P (Kempton Park Tech. College, RSA). Hope this helps.

Good luck and please keep us updated on the restoration.

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They are after the Horizontal Stab, Vertical Stab, and the elevators and rudder. If anyone knows of any can you please PM me. There is also a few panels missing but they should be pretty easy to make up.


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