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Old 25-12-2005   #8 (permalink)
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*** Yes thats about what the scrappies were paying for Sea Fires,Sea Furies,the Sea Hornets realised £25,but that was quite a few bob in those days for scrap,most of the airframes were in bad shape as magnesium alloy castings and salt water do not mix.

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Originally Posted by CalumG2K
Happy Christmas all...

As for.... "Still looking for a large scale Sea Fury"

In 1955 my dad was at RNAS Arbroath "HMS Condor" and was going to buy a Sea Fury fo £15!!! His mum, my gran told him "No.. Where would you keep it?"
That was the only reason he did not get it Dohhh

Cheers,

Calum
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