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Updated on: March 4, 2008

UPDATE: (March 31st. 2007) A sad day to report. Do to the lack of funding for more then 7 years Ship 23 ended up being scrapped.  Not to worry, 43 feet of the fuselage was spared. Scroggins Aviation is currently discussing with The Museum of Flight in Seattle, Washington to display the large section. The museum has expressed strong interest in having Ship 23 added to the collection for their new hangar facility opening in 2012.

Please check back as more information will come available.

SHIP 23 RESTORATION

Photo by Doug Scroggins


UPDATE: (August 8th 2007) The Aviation Hall of Fame Museum at the Teterboro Airport in New Jersey has taken on loan from Scroggins Aviation the delivery of Ship 3, Convair’s third 880 ever built. The 30 foot cockpit section will be restored inside and out back to its former TWA livery. Museum official say the cockpit should be completed by summer of 2008.  

For more information visit the museum at: www.njahof.org or call 201-288-8344  Aviation Hall of Fame Museum,-  400 Fred Wehran Dr., - Teterboro Airport, NJ. 07608

SHIP 3 RESTORATION

Photo by Matt Verzi


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