Air_Supermarine Spitfire_MH367

G-AIDN and the two-seat Supermarine Spitfires
Originally delivered to 65 Squadron as an F Mk IX in August 1943, single seat MH367 also served with 229 and 312 Squadrons. After a period with the Empire Flying School, it was written off after a landing accident in July 1948. The airframe, as seen today, is largely a new build started by Dick Melton, into which some of the original structure (and thus identity) of MH367 has been incorporated. The final work was completed in Bartow, Florida, for Peter Godfrey.

Originally delivered to 65 Squadron as an F Mk IX in August 1943, single seat MH367 also served with 229 and 312 Squadrons. After a period with the Empire Flying School, it was written off after a landing accident in July 1948. The airframe, as seen today, is largely a new build started by Dick Melton, into which some of the original structure (and thus identity) of MH367 has been incorporated. The final work was completed in Bartow, Florida, for Peter Godfrey.