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JosieNorden
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Re: A salute to the ubiquitous DC-3 [Re: Hill]
      #922924 - 06/15/07 04:00 PM

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lot of begging is needed for this one , although i am 100% sure this is a Dc-3 , Here is a Live local picture to prove it !



Notice the left wing damage

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JosieNorden
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N4565L 2108 Derelict at Parham, Suffolk. [Re: Hill]
      #926829 - 06/20/07 05:19 AM

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He went via Parham to see ex Ipswich dak N4565L and to see if any progress has been made on its 'so-called' restoration, but alas no. As you can see by the pictures below it is in a sorry state, sad to say. On a sheet of paper on one of the windows , it says that during the storm in 86 or 87 (he cannot remember which), that the wing tips and control surfaces were all damaged, as can be seen in one of the photo's . It also states that at one time it had a very plush interior installed including bunks and a cocktail bar, but unfortunately none of this has survived. Also one of the yokes is missing, although most of the gauges are still in place, which is unusual as these would be easily stolen . As you can see below the throttle controls are held togeather with duct tape. He also noticed that it has large rear side windows, another modification ?. There is no sign of the undercarrage, engines or prop's, He think Aces High had these when it first came up for sale . Notice too the strange throttle quadrant knobs and what looks like an extended plastic nose

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FROM http://www.douglasdc3.com/dc3deri/dc3deri.htm







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Before I looked up and imagined emptiness now I look up and Imagine people staring down at me with little yellow pushpins!
~Josie~

The Hawker Hunter Collection. The Hawker Sea Hawk Collection. The Blackburn Buccaneer Collection.
Model aircraft in flight. Red Arrows at Blackpool. WW2 film scene. Wreckage of Mitsubishi A6M Zero.
Fave GE Screenshots.Decoys at Spadeadam.The Brave Little Martello Tower Tupolev Tu-144

Edited by JosieNorden (06/23/07 06:47 AM)


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genehil
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Tonga - Fua'amotu International [Re: Hill]
      #927175 - 06/20/07 02:24 PM

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No clue where it might fly to from the middle of the Pacific.. but there it sits.

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Desmo
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Re: A salute to the ubiquitous DC-3 [Re: Hill]
      #929174 - 06/23/07 05:34 AM

Images of the C-47 at Royal Norwegian Air Force Aircraft Collection at Gardermoen;




Images of other aircraft in the collection here; http://bbs.keyhole.com/ubb/showthreaded.php/Cat/0/Number/89082/an/0/page/0/gonew/1#UNREAD

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DC-3 pub - Johannesburg, South Africa [Re: Hill]
      #934279 - 06/29/07 02:51 AM

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DC-3 C/n 14483/25928.Now called the 'Dak-in-the-wall-pub'.Rand, Johannesburg, South Africa.A nice way for a DC-3 to end her days.

Read about her history.
http://www.ruudleeuw.com/9jrdr-history.htm

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A Salute to the DHC-4 Caribou


Edited by Hill (11/29/07 10:58 AM)


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Re: A salute to the ubiquitous DC-3 [Re: Hill]
      #938369 - 07/04/07 04:44 AM

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pn0zT8ypZEM

During the early hours of September 24th 2003, former RDAF C-47 K-687 c/n 19200 made its' probably last journey ever as it was transported by road from Vandel to Stauning where it eventualy will be on permanent display as part of The Danish Collection of Vintage Aircraft


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jacko1
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DC-3 remains Chipman, Alberta, Canada [Re: Hill]
      #945986 - 07/13/07 02:13 AM

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DC-3 stored Chipman, Alberta, Canada.A bird with a long history.See web link.
http://www.douglasdc3.com/borek/borek.htm



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Jacko
A Salute to the PBY-Catalina.
A Salute to the Lockheed P2v-Neptune.
A Salute to the Bristol-170 Freighter.
A Salute to the DHC-4 Caribou


Edited by Hill (09/04/07 02:15 PM)


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Re: DC-3 alaska [Re: a67]
      #950633 - 07/18/07 11:36 AM

It's actualy a Curtis C-46 owned by Everts Air Fuel. You can see it operating daily carrying fuel out into the bush. Chances are it's N1822M.

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jacko1
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DC-3 remains, Denver [Re: Hill]
      #953408 - 07/22/07 03:52 AM

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DC-3 remains,J.W. Duff Salvage yard near Denver-Stapleton airport.Note a DC-3 wing just north of her.


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Jacko
A Salute to the PBY-Catalina.
A Salute to the Lockheed P2v-Neptune.
A Salute to the Bristol-170 Freighter.
A Salute to the DHC-4 Caribou


Edited by Hill (09/04/07 02:14 PM)


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pishta
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Re: DC-3s from Europe - mostly [Re: Frank_McVey]
      #956759 - 07/25/07 08:52 PM

The one out of Long Beach Airport flies daily, multiple times! We call it 8:00 Charlie as it always seems to be taking off at around 0800 for a mission. I think it flies stuff to Catalina as it usually heads out that way.

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