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Neil L 8th April 2016 06:16 PM

DC-3 VH-CWS Disposal
 
Can anybody supply more accurate details on DC-3 VH-CWS fate after sale apart from supposedly going to Korea.

Trying to update its already interesting history on

www.aussieairliners.org/dc-3/vh-eam/vheam.html

Thanks Neil

Greg Hyde 8th April 2016 10:02 PM

There was a bit of a write-up in Aus Aviation March 2016 p78 but nothing more than the mention of Korea.

The aircraft was offered free as long as the new owner could cover the cost of dismantle and freight but nobody took up the offer.

The last owners name is mentioned, so he might be contactable.

Neil L 9th April 2016 09:11 AM

Thanks Greg.

Presume it is still at Bankstown?

Greg Hyde 9th April 2016 12:03 PM

Left Bankstown on truck, February 2016

Neil L 9th April 2016 01:57 PM

Thanks Greg.

Greg Hyde 9th April 2016 04:46 PM

Neil,

Check you PM

Neil L 10th April 2016 10:27 AM

Thanks Greg for your help.

Much appreciated

Brenden S 29th June 2016 11:45 PM

Greg, the previous owner tried to buy the DC-3 back again, however Peter refused the sale. A true shame we lost another Dak to overseas.

Neil L 30th June 2016 09:06 AM

Brenden

CWS was shipped from Port Kembla to Masan in South Korea on the vessel "Tamerlane" after transport by Wallenuis Wilhefmsen Logistics (WWL) from Bankstown to Port Kembla early 2016.

Believed to be for the Korean Naval Academy Museum (not confirmed though) in Masan.

aussieairliners website on VH-CWS being updated shortly as awaiting confirmation of final destination details.

Lots of help from Greg which has been much appreciated


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