Can you tell what it is yet ?

[bomberflight]

Time for some fun ~ how many pictures do you need to look at before you know what this is





Oh ....... there's the first clue !



Second clue ! Getting warmer ?









I'm sooooo looking forward to this project being finished !

[Nathan]

5

[Russ Blow]

Nice. I was not even aware that Curtiss built any P-47's. Learn something new here everyday.

[The Inspector]

Curtiss built about 354 P-47G's. A very few made it to a theatre because it suffered from the same sort of malaise that afected the rest of CURTISS and the quality was far less than what was hoped for.

[hang the expense]

1, the leading edge of the control surface gives it away.

[Steve Nelson]

I got it on #1 (although to be honest I didn't realize it was a Curtiss-built Jug.)

I had always read that all the P-47Gs were kept Stateside for training use. I didn't know any actually made it into combat.

SN

[mustangdriver]

I am looking at the hangar that this one was originally restored in right now.

[whistlingdeath77]

i thought it was an a-10 warthog on the first photo.......i am soooo dumb

[gary1954]

I don't care who built her She's beautiful, even with all the paper on her, the teaser

[C VEICH]

Been waiting a long time for this one to make its reappearance. I'm sure it will not disappoint!

[12XU2A3X3]

ex- lil demon right?

[bomberflight]

Yep ~ formerly "lil demon" ~ I don't know when it will be ready to fly.

For the record ~ the clues were the registration in pic no 2 and ..... and ...... take another look at the label in pic 3 and read the first word written in ink

It was seeing the blue tag yesterday that gave me the idea for this post

[agent86]

I know what it is,its an airplane that take a big round,noisy piston engine in front.do I win a cookie?

[m charters]

I sat in this aircraft a couple of times when Ray Stutsman owned the plane. It was the first P-47 I had ever sat in, and the only Razorback to date. It was beautiful!

[whistlingdeath77]

looks like it's going to be great!