WW2 Target Drone

[steve B]

Have you tried the air museum up by Bradley airport? I'd think that would be the best place that's somewhat local.

I'd be interested just because it's so cool, but I'll bet it's out of my price range. I would keep it together though.

Steve B

[Jcfowler6]

I think that any air museum would love to have the plane. You might consider contacting the national air museum (Smithsonian).

http://www.as.northropgrumman.com/pr...ter/index.html

The above link is what I flew for a living for ten years. Fun job!

[tiger8mush]

Hi Steve and Jon,

Yup, both of those museums were on my list of those that I sent emails to to see if they are interested. I haven't heard from either of those yet, but did hear from a place in California that was VERY interested. So we'll see who else is interested early this week.

On a side note, my neighbor isn't looking for much money, if any at all for it. He wants it to go to an enthusiast and not someone that would put it up for auction or "part it out" so I'm trying to make that happen. He's actually got it just sitting out in his front yard and people over the weekend have been checking it out. I'm nervous someone will take it

[benderbroeth]

there is an aviation museum in mcMinnville oregon that has a bunch of WWII items i do not know who to contact there though. really cool though.

[benderbroeth]

i think i saw something like this on history detectives last night