Ironramper's Photo Gallery

Total 93 photos. 17 in this folder.  Contact Photographer

Aircraft and airport photos are sorted separately. Airport photos always shown after aircraft photos.

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Aircraft 51-4353, Found this old T-Bird accidently on the internet and went out to find her. She been retired from the USAF since the early sixties, she still has "Buzz Numbers" on her, they were dropped from use in the sixties., at 9G6, photo by Ironramper
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@ 9G6
Aircraft 151033, The "Scotter" is an under appreciated aircraft., at KNQX, photo by Ironramper
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@ KNQX
Aircraft 66-0284, Painted up to look like a Thunderbird Phantom., at BKL, photo by Ironramper
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@ BKL
Aircraft 153812, Painted up to look like a Blue Angel Phantom., at BKL, photo by Ironramper
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@ BKL
Aircraft 51-5671, This F-94 has been sitting in this cemetery since I can remember...she looks pretty good for an old bird., photo by Ironramper
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Aircraft N19903, The airliner version of the B-17 and the only one left. This photo was taken long before this aircraft was restored and placed in the NASM. Photo taken at the Pima Air & Space Museum, Tucson, AZ., photo by Ironramper
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Aircraft 61-0159, The "Dollar and a Nickel" has always been one of my favorites., at KDMA, photo by Ironramper
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@ KDMA
Aircraft 144427, Nice shot of a "Gunfighter." at the Pima Air & Space Museum in Tucson, AZ., photo by Ironramper
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Aircraft 51-1776, Painted as a Thunderbird aircraft sitting in a school yard in Indian Springs, NV. The serial number may be incorrect, however it does match the serial number of a USAF F-84F., photo by Ironramper
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Aircraft 67-17798, American Legion Post 362/VFW Post 205. East Aurora NY, photo by Ironramper
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Aircraft 69-16446, VFW Post 1419, 2985 Lakeview Rd, Hamburg NY, photo by Ironramper
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Aircraft 143610, Preserved in the Erie County Naval and Servicemen's Park. At one time it was painted in the colors of the Buffalo Sabre's hockey team. Presumably because some may have thought this was an F-86, photo by Ironramper
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