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We have a great range of aviation-themed gifts and souvenirs. Your support helps continue to preserve and share New Zealand’s military aviation history.
Open daily from 9.30am to 4.30pm (except Christmas Day)
Entry to the Museum is free, donations are appreciated.
45 Harvard Ave, Wigram, Christchurch | 03 343 9532
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Seen here is a line up of cars with their drivers on the tarmac at RNZAF Base Wigram before the Royal visit to New Zealand.
The cars are: Holden Special, Ford Falcon, Ford Zephyr.
Number plates: EU6641, GZ5316, FH9686, EU6453.
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God no not a Zephyr 4 no wonder it’s hiding 😀, otherwise a great lineup, very interesting the spread of models/vintage
That middle car at the rear doesn't look like a Zephyr. From this angle, I think that grille signifies this as a Mark 3 'Consul' - the four cylinder version.
Bloody photographer getting in the way.. :D
Quite the backdrop! 😍
Seen here is an image from the Rex Stace personal collection.
A large group of No. 5 Servicing Unit personnel in front of a Corsair in Emirau.
Discover more photos like this one ▶ fotoweb.airforcemuseum.co.nz/fotoweb/archives/5003-Search-the-Collection/
📸: Air Force Museum of New Zealand, Ref 2018-158.19 ... See MoreSee Less
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Love it!
Great pic
Nice, my Dad served in Emirau with 5SU, would love a high res copy if this pic! I gave a bunch of photos he took there as well, and I still gave his F4U Corsair tool roll full of specialised tools 👌😎
We have a similar photo, similar location with my wife's father in it.
We will soon be making an announcement on the measures we are implementing to keep our visitors safe under the new Covid-19 Protection Framework (also known as the Traffic Light System).
Aotearoa will move into this new system at 11:59pm on 02/12/2021, with varying 'light settings' across the country.
We understand that our visitors will want to know how this new system might affect your visit to the Air Force Museum, so we are doing everything we can to get this information out as soon as possible. As you can appreciate, there is a lot to work through, so we are very grateful for your patience and kindness while we all navigate these uncertain times.
More info to follow soon.
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Jack Owen