Airworthy P-40's

[Pat Carry]

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

[JohnTerrell]

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)

Last edited by JohnTerrell on Tue Aug 26, 2014 8:34 pm, edited 2 times in total.

[Dan K]

Frasca would be Illinois (rather than Indiana)

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

[JohnTerrell]

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).

[Iclo]

Hello,

Just to be 100% :

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

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

[LysanderUK]

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.

[Mick F]

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).

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.

[Pat Carry]

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)

An awesome list! thanks

[Nathan]

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

[Mike]

Where did Tom Blair's end up?

[MKD1966]

Where did Tom Blair's end up?

Tom Duffy's collection...

[hang the expense]

Ok now what about the projects under rebuild?

[Travisd80elcam]

Ok now what about the projects under rebuild?

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

Travis

[Dan K]

Ok now what about the projects under rebuild?

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

Travis

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?

[Mike]

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?