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Old 03-02-2007, 03:59 AM   #1
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Old 03-13-2007, 04:53 AM   #2
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awesome, its good to know we will have a spitfire in the air in NZ, to replace sir Tim Wallis's one that went to Australia
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That MkVIII/IX of Bobby Gibbs's looks fantastic!
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lol the second one is actually a Mk.XVI .... just a SpitIX with an American built RR 66, known as the Merlin 266.

After reading that restoration article, i wonder. Spit IX pilots complained about the range. Why didn't they just stick rear 29 Imp. Gallon fuel tanks in the back? They did that for the Mk.V to increase range during ferry flights, but since the Mk. IX had an even worse range, why didn't they leave the small tank back there?

The 75 gallon tank was too heavy, i know that.
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