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Hi John
I was the primary draftsman for the Thunder Mustang. To date I only personally know of about 4 of them that are flying. I suspect there another 4 or 5 I don't know about. From the parts and engines we manufactured there could be as many as 25 of them flying. To date the only accident involving injuries that I am aware of was the crash of the prototype. Have there been any more accidents? I have to admit the when we put it paper it was pretty obvious it was a hot airplane and that people would kill themselves in it. I am bit surprised it hasn't been worse. But maybe the fact that it is obviously a hot airplane that deserves respect has contributed to this. Brian John wrote: Jim Macklin wrote: look for Thunder engine The same engine as in the Thunder Mustang? Sheesh, I know the plane has eaten some folks' lunches . . . but what a beauty John |
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