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Who has a list of where all the airworthy P-40's are located at?

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Just thinking aloud (very likely not a complete list):

England:
P-40C (The Fighter Collection)
P-40F (The Fighter Collection)
P-40M (The Hangar 11 Collection)
(Hawk 75 - honorable mention - The Fighter Collection)

France:
P-40N (French Amicale Jean-Baptiste Salis association)

Australia:
P-40F (Judy Pay)
P-40N (Allan Arthur)
P-40N (Mike Spaulding)

New Zealand:
P-40E (The Old Stick and Rudder Company)
P-40N (The Kittyhawk Partnership)

Canada:
P-40N (Vintage Wings of Canada)

Massachusetts (soon to be):
P-40B (Collings Foundation)

Texas:
P-40C (Lewis Air Legends)
P-40E (Texas Flying Legends)
P-40K (Texas Flying Legends)
P-40N (Cavanaugh Flight Museum)
P-40N (Commemorative Air Force)

Minnesota:
P-40E (Fagen Fighters)
P-40K (Fagen Fighters)

Illinois:
P-40E (Frasca)

Idaho:
P-40E (Warhawk Air Museum)
P-40N (Warhawk Air Museum)

California:
P-40E (Tony Banta)
P-40N (Planes of Fame)
P-40N (Chris Prevost)

Washington:
P-40C (Flying Heritage Collection)

Florida:
TP-40N (Kermit Weeks/Fantasy of Flight)
P-40N (C & G Air - very soon to be flying)

New Jersey:
P-40K (Tom Duffy)

New York:
P-40M (American Air Power Museum)

Louisiana:
P-40N (John Fallis)

Virginia:
P-40E (Jerry Yagen/Military Aviation Museum)

Montana:
P-40M (Jim Smith)

Ohio:
P-40M (Tri-State Aviation Museum - currently down for repairs)

Frasca would be Illinois (rather than Indiana)

http://www.frasca.com/newsroom/museum.php

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Thanks Dan, now corrected. I've mixed that up before.

Also, I thought about adding, but haven't any recent knowledge of the "activeness" in recent years of, the late Col Pay's P-40E in Australia (VH-KTY).

Hello,

Just to be 100% :


This P40 is privately owned, was base à La Ferté Alais home of the Association Jean-Baptiste Salis but not anymore.
Now based at Melun Airport, South of Paris

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Sorry for my bad English:-(

The Spaulding P40N (VH-MIK) was recently sold via PlatinumFighters and it's reported to be heading to the USA, so if true that's one less for the Australian listing.

Still here, just doesn't get out as much. Sits alongside the Pay's (no relation to Judy with her Merlin powered F) dual control P51D and CA-18 Mustangs, Mk IX and Tr9 dual control Spitfire projects. And the Harvard, Bird Dog, SM1019, Tiger Moth and the ex Russell Hurricane that Pay's will operate on the owners behalf.

An awesome list! thanks

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can't have too many P-40's. But there is always enough shark mouths.

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Where did Tom Blair's end up?

Tom Duffy's collection...

Ok now what about the projects under rebuild?

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I'm with hang. How many are under rebuild, and are there still any project aircraft squirreled away any where?

Travis

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Perhaps Goodall is a workable ground zero? WIXers could update/modify/add as they go along.

http://www.goodall.com.au/warbirds-dire ... urtiss.pdf

For starters, I don't see the remains of P-40K 42-10270 listed (unless it's one of the unidentified ambiguities Goodall tucks in at the end of his list?). The last I heard that project was with Brent Vandervort, but perhaps it has moved on elsewhere?

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I saw one being restored at Frazier Lake, CA about 5 years back. The restorer was working on the fuselage and said he was looking for a set of wings to go with it. Does anyone know the identity of this project?