Warbird Information Exchange

I need to ask if anyone knows how many if any C-118;s are still around in yse today????/ thanks
JOHN

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Try this link. Hope it is of some help http://www.oldprops.ukhome.net/DC6%20Census.htm

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Thanks for the link I was looking to see if our museu,s C-118 is on it, but the pics dont show enough to let me get good look at numbers, there are 2 possibles on list, bith are ex nighthawk aviation, the went belly up and abandened the bird on the field. Airport finally sold it to the museum for a display. it is ex Navy also it appears. When I fwet down there in AUG. I will write down a bunch of S/N on our birds so I can get more info on them. Thanks again.
JOHN

BTW here is link so you can see it.
http://www.pacificcoastairmuseum.org/20 ... r_home.asp

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Remember, the propeller is only there to keep the pilot cool.If you don't believe me, have it stop and watch the pilot start sweating!

Don't see the one at Boerne Stage on the list. Russ do you know how to post pictures on this thing yet so we can send one in?