Aircraft Like The P-51, And her Siblings (2 Viewers)

Oliverlovesplanes · 2026-09-26T22:46:38-0400

I just noticed there isn't really a place to talk about The Mustang And Her Siblings, so I made this thread. I might as well start it off with some pictures!

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Mustangtmg · 2026-09-27T18:21:16-0400

Oliverlovesplanes said:
I just noticed there isn't really a place to talk about The Mustang And Her Siblings, so I made this thread. I might as well start it off with some pictures!

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Here are a couple photos. They are of the two A-36A Mustangs of the 3 that are known to exit.

The silver/black one was photographed by me over 20 yrs ago, and now, it's restored/rebuilt as the beautiful accurately restored A-36A owned by the Friedkin Family.

The other one is on display at the National Museum of the US Air Force. That photo is one of my many photos of it, from October, 2018.

I have other Mustang photos, but the rest of them are more "everyday" (as if that word could be used to describe the Mustang!). I've seen maybe a dozen Merlin Mustangs at airshows and maybe 6 or 7 on static display in museums, etc.