Restoring Historic Warbirds - Warbird Workshop - S01 EP104 - History Documentary

[@robleary3353]

Nice one!. Keeping history alive, instead of it sitting in a museum gathering dust!. Nice one.

[@budbundy364]

Fantastic video thank you so much.

[@abrahamlevi3556]

"The hardest thing is finding the parts", enough said.

[@vimalkumar3815]

These aircraft was served indian air forces till 1982. That time my father was in 49 squadron of iaf in jorhat assam india. I love these aircraft and sound of engine i still remember it. Rough and tough design who saved our kashmir in 1947. 😊

[@bertjilk3456]

I watched a documentary about the restoration of "That's all brother" just a few weeks ago. Shame that Night Fright didn't quite join her old pal for the reunion.

[@alscarbrough9979]

Buffalo airways had several for sale and parts too a while back

[@vrosi1963]

Looks like you should have saved the plane you were taking parts off from also

[@tomeickhorst6787]

There are 3 dc3/c47 sitting at a little country airport in Vichy Missouri USA. Name of the airport is Rolla Reginal airport they were for sale not sure if still are. I know they are not airworthy they went thru a tornado prob 15-20 years ago and then were pulled down in to a field

[@SuperBlaek]

There were actually 5, two were purchased before the tornado hit and have been restored andb are now part of the Australian HARS collection - HARS also have the largest collection of original dc3 and c47s in the world at 13, with 5 of them airworthy. Dc3's where popular cheap travel options for Australias maturing airlines during the aviation boom after WW2 . Heck our national war memorial museum had two complete c47s partially disassemble in storage waiting preservation

[@tomeickhorst6787]

@@SuperBlaek I just remember the three after the tornado. Been a long time ago when cargo company was working out of Vichy

[@SuperBlaek]

@@tomeickhorst6787 yea, I went straight to google earth out of curiosity, you are 100% correct .it seemsn1 airframe according to the article was left there but I couldn't see anything. It seems a waste now to cut one up just to pretty up an rv