http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0069953/

Never released to DVD but my father did video it, maybe i ask him to see if he still has it and convert it.

FOUND IT !!!

It was under its American Title, awful quality though.
ENJOY :grin:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sstU7qvLw7Q

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kFB8D...feature=relmfu

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E817k...feature=relmfu

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KowZk...feature=relmfu

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qy5ju...feature=relmfu

oh yes, everything is restorable, and that one is in remarkable conditions as well! In fact I wouldn't restore it, we already have flyable P-40s, considering how complete it is it would be nice to put it in a museum as it is, since a restoration would get rid of the original paintjob and panels.

That is definitely a Hawk 87 RAF name Kittyhawk, not the early Hawk 81, known to the RAF as a Tomahawk.

An amazing find.

I hope they are able to secure it.

Incredible Find.

http://www.cubpilot.com/Tspin/Sahara1.jpg

http://www.cubpilot.com/Tspin/Sahara2.jpg

http://www.cubpilot.com/Tspin/Sahara3.jpg

http://www.cubpilot.com/Tspin/Sahara4.jpg

http://www.cubpilot.com/Tspin/Sahara5.jpg

:shock::shock::shock:

Yes,they've restored Spitfires with a little more than a data plate,have that and money and it could be flying in a few years.

Amazing! Thanks for sharing. I wonder what happened to the pilot? Great forced landing.

I also wonder just how many other well preserved wrecks there are in the world's deserts.

PPP

wow, that is fantastic! p40 is my favorite plane of all time and someday i will enjoy flying it in Dover.great find!maybe russian p40 in my future?soon?

That's awesome!

Are those bullet holes? I'm putting my money on a BF109 as the killer :twisted: