Warbird Information Exchange

Hi gang

this photo is from somewhere on the web and just re-surfaced on my HDD....



it's a P-63 in what seems to be faded Yugoslavian AF markings...

I have no clue as to when, where, why, etc... so I throw the ball to you in high hopes that someone can produce some hard facts.

TIA !

Martin

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I remember that photo from a thread a few years back...IIRC that bird was in a park in the south U.S.
...I think Georgia for some reason. It's remarkable she was't stripped internally before display in the park.
The complete cannon magazine and nose bits...Allison complete..quite a find!

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Now flying with PSP Museum. Was restored by Steve Hinton's shop at Chino for Bob Pond.
Rich

cool - thanks Rich ! mistery solved....

http://www.warbirdregistry.org/p39-p63r ... 68864.html

Martin

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