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Stolen P-40 Warhawk

P-40 Warhawk or P-40 Kawasaki

The P-40 Warhawk is also called the P-40 Tomahawk and the P-40 Kittyhawk.

The P-40 came in several versions, the P-40C - Tomahawk, the P-40F, Kittyhawk II, and the P-40N, Kittyhawk IV, and the Warhawk.  These planes were manufactured by Curtiss Wright Corporation.  The engines varied from a 1040 hp Allison V-12 to a 1200 hp Allison V-12.  The maximum speed was 343 mph with an initial climb rate of 2,120 fpm for the N version.  the P40 N weighed 6,700 lbs empty and 11,400 lbs max.  The length was 33' 4" Wingspan 37' 3.5" and the height was 12' 4"  The first flight of the P-40 was January 1940 with the experimental version of the P-40 being flown in October 1939.

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Stolen P-40

Found by Eric Yurk
is this a p40 or is it a p40 paint job on a kawasaki
Actually neither the bike or the airplane was stolen,
it was the paint job that Eric Stole
 
   
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