#pv202

[nocternalrandomness]

A very rare Spit...

This Supermarine Spitfire T.9 trainer known as "202" was built in 1944 and saw operational service during World War II with No. 33 Squadron RAF and the Royal Canadian Air Force's 412 Squadron. After her restoration in the 1990's she is currently operated by the Aircraft Restoration Company (ARCo) and the Aerial Collective. "202" can occasionally be seen on the European airshow circuit but is used mostly for offering passenger flights from Duxford Airfield in Cambridge, UK.

[monkeyssalad-blog]

Spitfire Tr9 - PV202 - G-CCCA by stu norris Via Flickr: Wearing authentic Irish Air Corps markings.

[j-r-macready]

RAF Supermarine Spitfire HF MkIX PT462 G-CTIX SW-A & RAF Supermarine Spitfire two-seater T.9 trainer version MkIX PV202 G-CCCA 5R-H by Chris Murkin Via Flickr: RAF Supermarine Spitfire HF MkIX PT462 G-CTIX SW-A 253 Squadron Aircraft was built at Castle Bromwich Birmingham Solihull UK, it was ordered by the Royal Air Force in July 1943 and was delivered to RAF Colerne in Wiltshire in July 1944 to 39 Maintenance unit, at that time the Spitfire would have been a single seat fighter it was not until restoration of the plane to airworthy condition in about 1984 that it was turned into a two seater RAF Supermarine Spitfire two-seater T.9 trainer version MkIX PV202 G-CCCA 5R-H No 33 Squadron 5R:H was built as a single-seat Vickers Supermarine LFlX fighter in 1944 Photo taken at the Imperial War Museum Duxford Cambridgeshire UK 13th Aug 2021 BAG_3640

[anotherplumbob]

That night Brandi went into labor and gave birth to another object baby son.

Brandi: I’m gonna call you Skip Junior. 

[monkeyssalad-blog]

Spitfire Tr9 PV202 - G-CCCA by stu norris Via Flickr: Seen in authentic Irish Air Corps markings at the 2006 Rougham Air Show.

[j-r-macready]

RAF Supermarine Spitfire two-seater T.9 trainer version MkIX PV202 G-CCCA 5R-H No 33 Squadron by Chris Murkin Via Flickr: RAF Supermarine Spitfire two-seater T.9 trainer version MkIX PV202 G-CCCA 5R-H No 33 Squadron 5R:H was built as a single-seat Vickers Supermarine LFlX fighter in 1944 Photo taken at Imperial War Museum Duxford Cambridgeshire UK 21st April 2021 BAF_0843

[monkeyssalad-blog]

Spitfire Tr9 PV202 by stu norris Via Flickr: Seen in authentic Irish Air Corps markings at the 2006 Rougham Air Show.