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Usual rules, what is it? Mike can't play :D Extra points for extra details (where, whose etc.)

Warm feeling to any winnahs. It's unusual, but I'm sure some WIX members will have looked over one or two - they're rare, but not that rare.

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Hmmmm, perhaps an early F-80? NO!! Scratch that it is a twin engine I think so back to the head scratching!!!!

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No one's that close yet.

Most are in the right era.

There are examples registered and airworthy (I understand) in the US.

This example wasn't photographed in the US, is airworthy, and is 'home'.

And remember "Don't mention the war."

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