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Hill AFB Museum is restoring a static F-104A and needs help locating parts! Any ideas?

Thanks for Looking!

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John Lane, Jr.

Hi John. Yanks Air Force down at Chino has some 104 stuff laying around. I don't know if any is surplus to their needs but you might give them a call.

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The more I learn about aircraft, the more I realize I still have to learn.

You might want to try to contact the folks at Starfighters, the F-104 demo team. They might have parts or know of a source.

Aviation.Science@Starfighters.net

http://www.starfighters.net/Home_Page.html


Walt

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If God had intended airplane engines to have horizontally-opposed cylinders, Pratt & Whitney would have built them that way.

Actor Michael Dorn (Worf on ST-TNG) recently bought two 104's from the Dutch so checking with them or the Germans or Italians, or Japanese are possibilities. It's too bad the US Gummint saw fit to grind up all the ones that were in storage in Tucson-

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Don't make me go get my flying monkeys-

Those are all -G versions. very different from the A model. And what's cooler then a Klingon with a WMD Is he gonna restore them to flight? First I've heard off this.

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Magister Aviation
It's all in my book

Geeze, and the wife made him dump the F-86 because it didn't have a back seat, apparently...

Rich

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Rich Kolasa
www.crystalgraphix.com

I thought it was WORT!...jeez that changes everything!

Wort makes beer, I was always concerned that he would become space sick and WORF in the flight control computer console-yes one will be airworthy, the other for parts.

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Don't make me go get my flying monkeys-