Aircraft N31338 Photo

N31338, 1954 Boeing KC-97G, C/N: 52-2694
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N31338, 1954 Boeing KC-97G, c/n 52-2694, Taken @ October 2010. Ex USAF 52-2694. Salvaged a lot of parts out of it with the owner being paid. When to FL shortly after and called the owner about buying the top half of the fuselage but was told it was scrapped.
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Taken @ October 2010. Ex USAF 52-2694. Salvaged a lot of parts out of it with the owner being paid. When to FL shortly after and called the owner about buying the top half of the fuselage but was told it was scrapped.
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Photographer
William Miranda
Shot Date 2010-10-20
Airport KMWH
Grant Co International Airport
Upload Date 2016-05-12
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EXIF Data
Camera Make SONY
Camera Model FDMAVICA
Shutter Speed 1/462 sec
Aperture f/4.8
ISO 80
Focal Length 4.9 mm
Exposure Bias 0 EV
Metering Mode Center-weighted average
Dimensions 1472 × 1104
Date Taken 2009-12-02 12:58:04
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N31338 @ KMWH - Went to Moses Lake to remove parts form this aircraft (former USAF 52-2694) as it was being scrapped. Most of the wings and tail were gone. We saw the aircraft in 2010 and never again. Called the owner to try to purchase the upper half of the fuselage but - by William Miranda
William Miranda
@ KMWH
N31338 - Just outside Grant Co. Airport in Moses Lake, WA - by J.W. McKinney thru M.O. Williams
J.W. McKinney thru M.O. Williams
N31338 - Cockpit of 52-2694 (N31338) - by J.W. McKinney thru M.O. Williams
J.W. McKinney thru M.O. Williams
N31338 @ KMWH - Here is a close up of the West Coast Fabrications Data Plate showing the conversion from Military to Civilian use. I went to FL and called the owner to try and buy the upper half of the fuselage but was told it was scrapped. - by William Miranda
William Miranda
@ KMWH
N31338 @ KMWH - Went to Moses Lake to remove parts form this aircraft (former USAF 52-2694) as it was being scrapped. Most of the wings and tail were gone. We saw the aircraft in 2010 and never again. Called the owner to try to purchase the upper half of the fuselage but - by William Miranda
William Miranda
@ KMWH
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