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The First Precious Metal N5483V

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  • The First Precious Metal N5483V

    Been awhile since I have seen pictures of it!

    https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?f...&theater&ifg=1

    Random Air Blog

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    Re: The First Precious Metal N5483V

    Originally posted by Samuel View Post
    Been awhile since I have seen pictures of it!

    https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?f...&theater&ifg=1

    The D-model tail with the 38 in the green circle was the one that was on the Griffon bird from the 1989 rebuild up through Phoenix '95. It never flew on the original PM, but it was included in the 'parts' stockpile.

    I don't think the H-tail came with the sale.

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      Re: The First Precious Metal N5483V

      Is the H-tail just the tail fin, dorsal fin and rudder? Or is it the whole rear empennage?
      remember the Oogahonk!

      old school enthusiast of Civiltary Warbirds and Air Racers

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        Re: The First Precious Metal N5483V

        Originally posted by Lon Moer View Post
        Is the H-tail just the tail fin, dorsal fin and rudder? Or is it the whole rear empennage?
        The mounting points on the fuselage were changed to adapt to those on the H tail. The last time the airframe flew it had the H-tail on it. So if the new owner were to use the D tail that is included in the parts shown, I believe the mount points would need to be changed back to stock.

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