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    Digging through old photos I came up with a few planes that I never see anymore. Anyone have any ideas where thes planes are? The photo below is from Oshkosh 1991.

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    Oshkosh 1993

    Here is one from 1993. Also what about the black Mustang that you get a glimpse of in the background. I remember this one was at EAA seemingly every year.

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    • #3
      F8F 1993

      I remember this Bearcat crashed just after takeoff in 93. Has it been rebuilt?

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      • #4
        Cottomouth 1993

        Again EAA 1993. Still Racing??

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        • #5
          F7F 1993

          Again 1993. This is one of the most beautiful airplanes I have ever seen. After 1993 though I have not seen it again.

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          • #6
            Miss Ashley II 1999

            Sadly we all know what happened to Miss Ashley II. This is from Oshkosh 1999. Please excuse the poor quality photo.

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            • #7
              Miss Ashley II 1998

              Here is a clearer photo from a year earlier.

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              • #8
                1992

                One last pic from the Quad Cities air show in 1992. I have never seen this airplane since.

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                • #9
                  the first mustang with a z on the tail

                  If I remember it was in Kissimmee as being hangared at Tom Reilly restoration at Kissimmee, Fla.....that was 92 is though....
                  Randy Rheinschild
                  www.Unlimitedair.com

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                  • #10
                    Some info

                    This might help you out a bit. Maybe someone can give more up to date and accurate info.

                    Angels Playmate: http://www.p-51mustangs-aliveandwell...44-63810.shtml

                    Black P-51 in background (maybe): http://www.p-51mustangs-aliveandwell...44-63889.shtml

                    Bearcat: "Gulfhawk IV" Owned by Elmer Ward, Crashed at Osh. I believe it was restored by Fighter Rebuilders at Chino.

                    F7F: Part of the Lone Star Flight Museum out of Galveston, TX. Website said it is still part of the museum.

                    P-51 Sierra Sue: http://www.p-51mustangs-aliveandwell...44-63675.shtml

                    Bill Pearce
                    Bill Pearce

                    Old Machine Press
                    Blue Thunder Air Racing (in memoriam)

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                    • #11
                      Thanks!

                      That is the black Mustang that was in the background. I see it is right here in IL where yours truly resides.

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                      • #12
                        That first mustang is Platinum Plus, which was owned by John Sandberg. That airplane now regularly flies, and is Sweet Revenge. Still polished, and show at EAA and such. Sierra Sue still flies, although, do not know how often. CFFUZ was the black mustang, and recently was bought by someone in I forget either Chicago or Detroit. Angel's Playmate still shows everyonce in a while.

                        dave

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                        • #13
                          Cotton Mouth

                          N-number : N51SF
                          Aircraft Serial Number : ES3613
                          Aircraft Manufacturer : HAWKER
                          Model : SEA FURY TMK 20
                          Engine Manufacturer : WRIGHT
                          Model : R3350-32WA
                          Aircraft Year : 1948
                          Owner Name : BESTERVELD PAUL Z
                          Owner Address : 14608 TITUS ST
                          VAN NUYS, CA, 91402-4923
                          Registration Date : 21-Dec-2000
                          Airworthiness Certificate Type : Experimental
                          Approved Operations : Exhibition
                          Randy Rheinschild
                          www.Unlimitedair.com

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                          • #14
                            New info

                            We should be able to find more out about Cottonmouth; but it seems the well is a little dry.

                            New info on the Tigercat has emerged, and at this early date, it is lookin' good: Other Board

                            Sorry, on my original post I "forgot" the proper way to post a URL. Also sorry about linking to "another" site, but it is done with information in mind.

                            Take Care,

                            Bill Pearce
                            Bill Pearce

                            Old Machine Press
                            Blue Thunder Air Racing (in memoriam)

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                              Re: Oshkosh 1993

                              Originally posted by T. Adams
                              Here is one from 1993. Also what about the black Mustang that you get a glimpse of in the background. I remember this one was at EAA seemingly every year.
                              Here's "Angels Playmate" from about 3 weeks ago here in North Carolina.
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