N858V

Aircraft:
McDonnell Douglas DC-10-40
Reg: N858V full info | N858V photos
Serial #:
48301
Airline: Private
Photo Date: Jan 19, 2014
Uploaded: Apr 09, 2014
Mojave Airport - KMHV, USA - California

Notes:

Been sitting here a few years...note the gear is completely gone and the airframe is now propped up on railroad ties. Notice there are at least four engine cowlings under the fuselage front. Just imagine the places this bird has visited.... (1200x800 pixels).

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by Edward Pascuzzi
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Jan 19, 2014

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Apr 09, 2014

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Notes

Been sitting here a few years...note the gear is completely gone and the airframe is now propped up on railroad ties. Notice there are at least four engine cowlings under the fuselage front. Just imagine the places this bird has visited.... (1200x800 pixels).