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10 hours ago, Ben Bruce aka First Born said:

The plane is a ????.    Lovely  '55.

 

  Ben

Ben- The plane was built in 1946 for the RAF as a Seaford MkI with the serial NJ203. Converted to a Solent III in 1947 and joined BOAC as G-AKNP with the name ‘City of Cardiff’. It’s now on display at the Oakland Aviation Museum. 

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20 hours ago, Elpad said:

Previously submitted in B&W

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Co-starring with the lovely 1940 Buick Phaeton,

this appears to be American Airline's DC-3, manufactured by Douglas Aircraft Company, founded in 1921 by Donald Wills Douglas, Sr. in Santa Monica, California, and continued as McDonnell Douglas.

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20 hours ago, MetroPetro said:

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I used to work in Tinton Falls in the late '70s. There was a fast food restaurant on Shrewsbury Avenue, a Wendy's if I remember correctly, that was built near the site of that airport. Part of the runway was still there at the time behind the parking lot.

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A couple of weekends ago we followed the Mustang branch of our local car club to a small country airstrip. Parked up against the runway. 

This weekend we headed down south (of Western Australia) and got next to an old DC-3 that has been converted into accommodation.

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