Identification Help Request

[Hurriquin]

Hi All,
Following the great help on my previous post I have some more aircraft I could use the collective power of UKAR members to identify. All appear to have been taken in the USA potentially at Oshkosh and Chino, plus other locations. Any help gratefully received...

1) B-29 not sure of the location or identity...
20240609_144004 by Dominic McNeice, on Flickr

2) T-6 possibly at Chino?
20240609_143906 by Dominic McNeice, on Flickr

3) F8F (I think...) possibly at Chino?
20240609_143810 by Dominic McNeice, on Flickr

4) T-6 (I think...) possibly at Chino looks similar location to #3
20240609_143711 by Dominic McNeice, on Flickr

5) Ventura (I think...)
20240609_143613 by Dominic McNeice, on Flickr

6) C-47
20240609_143520 by Dominic McNeice, on Flickr

7) C-45 possibly at Oshkosh
20240609_143431 by Dominic McNeice, on Flickr

8) T-6 possibly at Oshkosh
20240609_143327 by Dominic McNeice, on Flickr

9) T-6 possibly at Oshkosh
20240609_143236 by Dominic McNeice, on Flickr

10) Unknown possibly at Oshkosh
20240609_143110 by Dominic McNeice, on Flickr

11) Possibly a Ryan ST possibly at Oshkosk
20240609_143008 by Dominic McNeice, on Flickr

Many thanks in advance
HurriQuin

[Archer]

Did I tell you I like puzzles like these?

No.2: That looks a lot like a Howard 500 or something from that stable parked behind that T-6.
No.3: The A-26 in the background could be this one: https://www.airhistory.net/photo/137848/N8026E/435323 but you may have found that already. This page: https://www.aerialvisuals.ca/AirframeDo ... rial=50159 also has it stored at Chino with those tail markings.
No.4: I'm pretty sure that's a BT-13.
No.5: I was discussing whether it is a PV-1 Ventura or PV-2 Harpoon with myself but have decided to agree with you. The problem is that the cockpit windows indicate that it is a Howard or other executive converstion, which muddies the water quite a bit.
No.10: Intrigueing... as it is clearly a homebuilt scale version of something Italian, but what? Is it supposed to look like a Re.2000 perhaps?
No.11: A Ryan STM I think, possibly this one: https://www.aerialvisuals.ca/AirframeDo ... rial=21507 Apparently that airframe visited Oshkosh in 1988.

[capercaillie]

No10 details - crashed killing the pilot in 1988 C-GFSY

https://aviation-safety.net/wikibase/39089

[Archer]

Thanks for that information! I had deduced that the registration should be C-GFSY but only found photos of a Europa XS that is currently using those marks.

[Hurriquin]

Many thanks for the information so far though still some eluding identification. Is there any more info out there on any of these?
Thanks in advance
HurriQuin

[Fargo Boyle]

If it's any help, I noticed that the T-6 in the 2nd photo has a 3 bladed prop, maybe that could narrow down the search.
Would you like me to repost your request on the WIX forum? (USA based and lots of smart people on there)

[Hurriquin]

Hi there,
Sorry for slow reply, that would be fantastic
any help gratefully received.
Thanks
Dom

[Mike]

That Ryan ST was based in the U.K. at Oaksey Park a few years back. I’m not sure where it is now.

[Fargo Boyle]

Ok, I posted on WIX and have already got some info, hope it helps.
Link below, if you can't read it I'll cut n paste.

http://www.warbirdinformationexchange.o ... 16e312f7ee

Just did an image search on Google, 8) is a T-6G N6183C ex 49-2947

[Hurriquin]

Hi there,
Thank you so much for your help on this and the kind offer of sharing with another forum generated some great responses. Much appreciated.
Best regards
HurriQuin

[Fargo Boyle]

No problems, I'll pass it on