Trident G-AWZK rebuild commences

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Trident G-AWZK rebuild commences

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After three years of fundraising, planning, consulting, dismantling, moving, restoring and much other work behind the scenes, the Trident Preservation Society would like to announce the commencement of rebuild of the aircraft starting tomorrow :partyman:

For more information see:

http://www.hs121.org / http://www.zulukilo.org.uk

www.classicbritishaviation.org

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Brilliant news Toby

Congratulations to all that have fought to get this far..and good luck :partyman:

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Congratulations! Its nice to see a Trident being put back together for once

I know from experience what is involved in taking apart rebuilding and restoring an aircraft it's much more than many people think, our whirlwind was about 3 months work so I can only imagine what a Trident involves!
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Excellent news! :yipeee: I'm off work this week Toby So I might pop down to take some photos.
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Thanks guys! Its taken about 3 years - almost to the day - since we started fundraising for this. The dismantling happened about 9 months later and the move about a year after that. Its been at the AVP for a little over a year so its been a long haul but we're almost there now!

Thanks to all those who have donated and we look forward to welcoming you aboard when it opens to the public later this year.

Coincidentally.... does anyone know what today is the 45th anniversary of :wink: ?

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First flight of G-ARPA

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Post by John »

Many, many congratulations Toby.

That's great news. Good luck with it, I know it'll be tough work, but well worth it :smile:

Kind regards as always

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Awesome. I will have to pop over to see her being restored to full glory.
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Fantastic news!
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