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PostPosted: Mon Dec 17, 2007 4:59 pm 
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Thirty years ago at Bridgeport CT. BU92508ImageImage


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Great shots!
Nick Mainiero, WWII Marine Corps Pilot was one of the owners of that FG.
Nick was the one who found and spearheaded the Corsair on the pole at the airport.
It was only recently that I found out that Nick owned the aircraft AND it was now with the Fighter Factory.
Both Nick and the Corsair were at the Corsairs Over Connecticut show in 2005, but nobody knew that that was his former aircraft!
Thanks for posting them.
Got any more?
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I will have more pics soon .plus some pics of N4907m before accident. thanks jerry.OH by the way you never sent me those pics of joe's corsair on jacks,my arm almost fell off that day cycling the gear.


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Sorry about the pics,
If can you PM me your e-mail address again, and I'll send them over to you!
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And a little later in life.


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Sully wrote:
And a little later in life.

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Is this when the Whittington's owned it? I remember seeing it in Trade-a-Plane, full page ad, about 1975(?), price $100,000.

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No, this was just after being purchased from Whittington.

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And one in front of the hangar.
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