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Any idea as to where he was located? Of the known 'cats, there were 4 or 5 that crashed, but most of them went down 40+ years ago, and were scrapped if they were even recovered. I can ask on another board I'm on, when I get home, later today.
 
cvairwerks said:
Any idea as to where he was located? Of the known 'cats, there were 4 or 5 that crashed, but most of them went down 40+ years ago, and were scrapped if they were even recovered. I can ask on another board I'm on, when I get home, later today.
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Sorry I do not remember where he is located.

Thank you for any help locating him.
 
This was restored by WestPac restorations about 10 years ago.

Aircraft Photo of N379AK | Grumman F7F-3N Tigercat | USA - Navy | AirHistory.net #397467

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