Factory Fresh C-135A

[railrunner130]

I found a few C-135A pics over in Google. I couldn't figure out how to share it. The usual img tags didn't work. Anyhow, to see an example, search under IMAGES

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I'd like to request a MATS coroguard aluminum C-135A. The shots are mainly of tails. I saw 60-0375. The photos are by Francis Miller and were taken in 1964.

Thanks for considering!

[ryanlim2000]

Referring to this paintjob?

[aerofoto - HJG Admin]

I suspect it's probably the KC TYPE USAF aircraft configuration that interests you most .... but .... we currently only offer in the a natural metal C135 (-F) aircraft in French Air Force livery .... see KC135 downloads section !

Other than the above subject .... the following MATS VC137-A is about the closest we can can currently offer in respect of your particular request ....



As for other candidates in this class of aircraft .... it's simply just a matter of these subjects first appealing to our painters.

Mark C
AKL/NZ

[railrunner130]

I finally used my head and uploaded the photo to photobucket.



As you can tell 60-0375 is a C-135A Stratolifter. According to Wikipedia - Cargo/passenger variant of the KC-135A with seat for 126 passengers and powered by four J-57-P-59W engines, 18 built. I believe they did have a cargo door.

The second aircraft has TF-33 engines. 61-2668 is listed as a B-model. Thirty of them were built.

Neither aircraft appears to have the day-glo paint on them.

Further research on Joe Baugher's website indicates that 60-0375 carries the Boeing airframe number 18150. It was converted into an EC-135N. It was later converted into a C-135E. (Not sure if this was just an engine change or a total conversion. It was sent to AMARC on 4/18/01 as CA0129. It was still on AMARC inventory Jan 15, 2008.

Anyhow, I was hoping to have 60-0375 if someone is so interested. Thanks for considering!