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PostPosted: Fri Apr 03, 2009 9:48 pm 
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This is in a guys back yard in Lakewood WA. He said he has one more in the garage in the background. This was a MC Chord AFB T bird he purchased for scrap!

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Complete with guard tower.
The neighborhood kids have gotta like that.
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Thats really neat :!: . Do you know if they are complete :?: Thats also cool if those are its original markings.


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Any idea what's he going to do with it? I thought I was the only crazy with a warbird in their back yard. :lol:

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BHawthorne wrote:
I thought I was the only crazy with a warbird in their back yard. :lol:


Nope...there are several of us. ;-) :lol:

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Wow, very cool! Bought for scrap!? Amazing...

Do you have any more photos?


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What does the data plate say on Tuggy the tug boat? :lol:

Cool pics man, awesome that he saved them.

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The guy has a "museum" in his basement, he has mostly uniforms, guns, knives, medals, badges, lots of small things. He also has a Norden bomb site and gauges from all sorts of aircraft. Everything is for sale. He started acting funny when I asked if I could have a closer look at the T bird? As if it were still a skunk works project? I cant remember what the plan is for the bird in the picture, but I distinctly remember him saying he plans to "fire up the one in the garage" while its in the garage! :rolleyes: :bs:

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