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Old 22-03-08, 03:52
Alex Blair (RIP) Alex Blair (RIP) is offline
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Wink Tail Wheel ID

The oleo leg is a full fork design ,which may be the best way to identify the wheel assembly...
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Old 23-03-08, 14:12
Brian Gough Brian Gough is online now
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Smile Tail Wheel ID

An aviation friend of mine says it may be from a Bristol "Blenheim" light bomber.


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