Aircraft G-ACEJ Photo

G-ACEJ, 1933 De Havilland DH.83 Fox Moth, C/N: 4069
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Aircraft G-ACEJ, 1933 De Havilland DH.83 Fox Moth, c/n 4069, G-ACEJ in the blister hangar at Old Warden before being destroyed by fire after a Beech Sundowner crashed onto it during a failed go around. The remains were just the metal parts, which somehow morphed into a new G-ACEJ..., photo by Lee Mullins
G-ACEJ in the blister hangar at Old Warden before being destroyed by fire after a Beech Sundowner crashed onto it during a failed go around. The remains were just the metal parts, which somehow morphed into a new G-ACEJ...
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Lee Mullins
Upload Date 2011-01-21
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Dimensions 953 × 536
Date Taken 2007-01-15 12:46:33
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Aircraft G-ACEJ, 1933 De Havilland DH.83 Fox Moth, c/n 4069, G-ACEJ in the blister hangar at Old Warden before being destroyed by fire after a Beech Sundowner crashed onto it during a failed go around. The remains were just the metal parts, which somehow morphed into a new G-ACEJ..., photo by Lee Mullins
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