Thank you for posting this. Our local Air Force Base had a large number of these aircraft in the early 50s. The instructors and students I knew enjoyed flying the T-28. Of course the Navy version was more powerful, but to me when someone mentions the T-28, I always think of the A model and those days long ago, when they graced the sky over our part of North Florida.
The AF "A" Model WAS a 1300Wright with a Two Blade Prop--when you saw one For Sale, it usually said the Motor was Changed to a More Plentiful 1340 AN With a 3 Bladed Prop--Is that the Case Here.?...Good Looking Plane.
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Nobody owns these aircraft.......you are the temporary CUSTODIAN! Well done
One of those things that gets handed from Aviator to Aviator. You are very right sir. With proper care she'll inspire many more generations!
You did an amazing job on her...she’s beautiful!
Thank you for posting this. Our local Air Force Base had a large number of these aircraft in the early 50s. The instructors and students I knew enjoyed flying the T-28. Of course the Navy version was more powerful, but to me when someone mentions the T-28, I always think of the A model and those days long ago, when they graced the sky over our part of North Florida.
What a nice T-28 and beautiful air to air shoots
Congrats to you sir. One of my favorites. What a beautiful lady in the air. Thanks for sharing. Salute from Texas.
That's really one hellofan' accomplishment.
I got this aircraft in FSX recently. A NICE one too. It sounds lovely!!
One of my favorite airplanes ! Looks awesome !
The AF "A" Model WAS a 1300Wright with a Two Blade Prop--when you saw one For Sale, it usually said the Motor was Changed to a More Plentiful 1340 AN With a 3 Bladed Prop--Is that the Case Here.?...Good Looking Plane.
Beautiful Trojan 😁
Beautiful! Inspiring! T-28A 51-7708 (under restoration), 49-1505(storage) Portland, Oregon
Great story. I want one
Great determination!
Nice!
I love ❤️ it