evangilder
"Shooter"
Shame to see it happen. But I do know that B-25 restorations are very costly and time consuming. In Camarillo, they have been restoring a USMC PBJ (Navy version of the B-25, and the only one that survived), and they are hoping to have it ready for the 2013 airshow season. I have been watching that crew go over that aircraft rivet by rivet and it is starting to take form of its former self. But it's been years in the process and the costs are always an issue.
But there is a big difference between restoration to flying status and for static display in both money and time. If nothing else, it deserves to be displayed nicely, not left to rot.
But there is a big difference between restoration to flying status and for static display in both money and time. If nothing else, it deserves to be displayed nicely, not left to rot.