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FROM:  Bob Harrington
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Subject: Re: The Hustler - b58 17.jpg (1/1)
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"Andrew-S" <I-Still-Hate-Spammers@Sorry-I had-to-leave-for-bit.com>
wrote in news:eoOdnZ_jbOMLWXDYnZ2dnUVZ_oqmnZ2d@giganews.com:

> When I went to Tucson a couple of year ago, I was amazed that I didn't
> any of these in the Boneyards. There was several aircraft that where
> a little older. But apart from the one at the Pima there wasn't any
> B58 Hustlers. I suppose with all that high quality non space age
> metal the B58 was a good target for melting and scrapping. As such
> the scrappers must have managed to do their evil deeds 20 years
> earlier... In fairness the Hustler was from an era when it was more
> fashionable to scrap it and melt it than preserve it... Personally it
> was always one of my Favorites from that era. To me it always looked
> mean and fast, yet with all those streamlined polished surfaces also
> strangely elegant.

There were a small number at MASDC when I visited in the late '70s, but
understand they disappeared shortly thereafter.

Bob ^,,^
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