Thread: Which GMP P-40?
View Single Post
Old 01-22-2008, 07:30 PM   # 9 Quick Link (permalink)
 jim's Avatar
jim
Forum Contributor
Meritorious Service Medal

jim is offline Offline
Photos:
Referrals:
Join Date: Aug 2006
Location:
Yorkshire England
 

Re: Which GMP P-40?

thanks for that Jim, as a fellow P-40 fan I thought i'd share a link for a couple of Kiwi businesses based in Auckland that specialises in classic aircraft restoration - in particular P-40's.

Other projects include a Mk.5 Spit recently, LA-9, P-51, Sea Fury, Yak 3 and others., including a Mosquito of which you can view progress photos in the second link.

I have a friend who works at one (Avspecs) and still pinches himself each day when he goes to work, a great feeling to get paid to do what you love...

Enjoy!

Pioneer Aero Restorations
-- Welcome to Avspecs Ltd -

Thanks for the link 11SQNLDR,
They certainly do fine work down there, absolutely first class.
We owe a huge debt of gratitude to all those that work so hard to bring these old ladies back to life.

Wouldn't it be nice to see a Mossie back in the air again.
I heard a whisper that the Aussies were looking into getting one back in the air but I havn't heard anything for a long while now.
It was a tragic loss when the British based Mossie crashed, all down to needle in the carb being fitted wrong so I heard.
Dreadful loss of two great pilots.
I had been at Duxford the week before the Mossie crashed and had the good fortune to have a very close look at it.
It flew over my house only 3 days before the crash.
 

God Bless America.
Reply With Quote