- Location
- Tucson, Arizona
A Mk1 just sold for 2.7 MILLION POUNDS!!!!! No idea of what that amounts to in beaver bucks
Or you could buy the mk26b replica for 300k and build it.... not quite the original, but a more affordable option. Builds not insanely hard either but not for a first timer either.
says the guy with jetdoctr as a username
My high-school ambition was to own a Spit. I think they sold for US$1-200,000 in those days. However, a Mark I would probably be much rarer than, say a Mk. IX or Mk. XIV.
On the same note, how much would it cost to fill the tanks today? Or do a major overhaul on a Merlin? It's gotten to be like yachts. If you have to ask how much it costs, you can't afford it.
I have to admit Id love one if wishes were kisses, as they say. Whatever happened to that pile of spitfires in Burma that the British supposedly burried rather than ship them back to the UK?
Ha! No kidding? Simply amazing. Right up there with was there a shooter on the grassy knoll. I guess I need to dig into that story. There must be money digging up the war relics or it wouldn't have that mystic.exposed as a scam (or at least they weren't buried where dude claimed they were)...
hahahahaahhahha.....
"it's easy, what's the worst that can happen???......"
-J.
If we're opening up the floor to the warbirds, 1939-44, I'd take a Ju-87D please. Give them seagulls some payback.
To play this game, you have to want a particular aircraft that is currently on sale. One that in a perfect and privileged world, you could walk up to day-after-tomorrow and go flying.