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Joseph Testagrose wrote in
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Joseph Testagrose wrote:

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The picture is backwards! Look at the prop. I think this is the XP-51
that EAA has in their museum in Oshkosh.

BTW-- George Baker's shop in New Smyrna Beach, FL has been restoring an
A-36 Apache (dive bomber version of the P-51A). It is coming along well,
with the engine now hung on it, with cowling. The restoration is
immaculate, with every questionable piece of sheet metal replaced.

Orval Fairbairn a écrit :
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Joseph Testagrose wrote:

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The picture is backwards! Look at the prop. I think this is the XP-51
that EAA has in their museum in Oshkosh.
May be the newt one is inverted ? (Look at the pitot tube, under each
?! wing ?
The "C" coded D Mustang looks right to me...

Bye

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Orval Fairbairn a écrit :
In article ,
Joseph Testagrose wrote:

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N51NA.jpg [Image]

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The picture is backwards! Look at the prop. I think this is the XP-51
that EAA has in their museum in Oshkosh.
May be the newt one is inverted ? (Look at the pitot tube, under each
?! wing ?
The "C" coded D Mustang looks right to me...

Bye


Yabbut... look at the script on the nose. Maybe a
left-handed artist with dyslexia?