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Jim and I have been fortunate enough to be able to fly with and photograph many different warbirds. Now we would like to try and return at least some of the favors given us.
This page is dedicated to helping those people and organizations who have given us their time, material and expertise without questions or conditions. Your donations or purchase of the items listed here will help restore and maintain historic aircraft and preserve our rich warbird heritage for future generations. We all thank you for your generous support.
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B-17 "Piccadilly Lilly II" to Fly Again The Air Museum Planes of Fame and Jonathan Terry, the owner and executive producer of ETHIC Productions have contracted to restore the Museum's B-17G, "Piccadilly Lilly II", to flight status and film the entire process from present condition to first flight. This will be Planes of Fames biggest single aircraft restoration project and the first time that the complete restoration of a B-17 will be documented on film. The Planes of Fame B-17G, #44-83684, flew with the US It is expected that the restoration will cost approximately $1,000,000 to complete. Those wishing to make a donation toward the restoration of "Piccadilly Lilly II" may do so by check or credit card. Donations by check should be made payable to The Air Museum, with a notation that they are for the B-17 Restoration, and sent to The Air Museum Planes of Fame, 7000 Merrill Ave., # 17, Chino, CA 91710. Credit card donations are accepted by phone at 909-597-3722. For further information email planesoffame@aol.com Visit our web site at www.planesoffame.org Photo by Frank Mormillo
For over 40 years The Air Museum
Planes of Fame has been a leader in preserving The Air Museum Planes of Fame
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Air Force until
the mid 1950's. After she was surplused the plane appeared in quite a few
movies and TV productions including: "The Thousand Plane Raid",
"Fort Apache" and "Black Sheep Squadron". Her most famous
role was as "Piccadilly Lilly" in "Twelve O'clock High".
The plane has not flown since 1975.
aviation history.
Continuing their endeavors requires time, manpower and money, much of which
are provided by donations, sponsorships and memberships. This support is
used for general facility maintenance, displays of aviation artifact, aircraft
restoration and the continuing maintenance of keeping the aircraft flyable
for future generations.To make a donation or to become a member contact: