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Elvington Museum
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Elvington Museum
First time visit yesterday and what a great museum to visit. Just one query if anyone has the answer, inside the first display building there were two Jet Provost cockpit sections the one numbered 2 (XM373) is listed but can’t find any info on No1,any info appreciated.
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Re: Elvington Museum
This may just have been a procedure trainer if anyone can confirm.
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Re: Elvington Museum
I’m confused,can anyone confirm the fact that the JP cockpit numbered 1 is or isn’t an ex flier.
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Re: Elvington Museum
Wrecks & Relics 28 - lists Jet Provost cockpit 1 as an ex Linton-on-Ouse procedures trainer with no serial number allocated; likewise for cockpit 2.
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Re: Elvington Museum
Many thanks NAM Updater.
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Re: Elvington Museum
My pleasure!
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