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G-AOIR, 1943 Thruxton Jackaroo, C/N: 82882
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Aircraft G-AOIR, 1943 Thruxton Jackaroo, c/n 82882, G-AOIR at Meppershall, when operated by The Stevenage Flying Group. A steel framed cabin had just been fitted to replace the rapidly deteriorating wooden original. Les Smith, who later purchased the aircraft, is working on the fuselage., photo by Lee Mullins
G-AOIR at Meppershall, when operated by The Stevenage Flying Group. A steel framed cabin had just been fitted to replace the rapidly deteriorating wooden original. Les Smith, who later purchased the aircraft, is working on the fuselage.
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Photographer
Lee Mullins
Shot Date 2010-10-23
Upload Date 2011-01-19
Views 783
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Camera Make HP
Camera Model HP psc1400
Dimensions 1464 × 1530
Date Taken 2010-10-23 15:23:20
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Aircraft G-AOIR, 1943 Thruxton Jackaroo, c/n 82882, G-AOIR at Meppershall, when operated by The Stevenage Flying Group. A steel framed cabin had just been fitted to replace the rapidly deteriorating wooden original. Les Smith, who later purchased the aircraft, is working on the fuselage., photo by Lee Mullins
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