/r/AviationHistory
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I was just reading the wiki for the Cavalier Mustang (surplus P-51s converted for executive transport, and later ground attack export). The page seems to indicate that you could get a surplus Mustang as late as 1967!? I did some Googlin' around to try and find out what year you could last buy WWII surplus aircraft, but didn't find anything specific. Anyone have any info on this? (I realize there might not be a specific date available, there probably wasn't a lot of fanfare for "last B-25 in inventory was finally scrapped/sold today" etc.)
I don’t know if this is the right place but u need help finding photos of a bf109-G10 ,from II/Jg77 ,W.Nr7035 , red 4,featured in a revell model kit ,looking for real photos of it help appreciated