Acquired
by Stallion 51 Corporation in April of 1987, "Crazy Horse" was built
in 1944 as a P-51D and later converted to North American standards as a dual cockpit
/ dual controlled TF-51 Mustang.
It wears the authentic colors
of the 48th Fighter Squadron, 352nd Fighter Group, 8th Air Force at Asche, Belgium,
1945.
"Crazy Horse" is
one of an estimated sixteen dual controlled Mustangs existing in the world.
It's
extruded bubble canopy allows visibility unmatched in any warbird, and its Rolls
Royce Merlin engine delivers the heart stopping performance expected in a
Mustang.
Acquired
by Stallion 51 Corporation in April of 1987, "Crazy Horse" was built
in 1944 as a P-51D and later converted to North American standards as a dual cockpit
/ dual controlled TF-51 Mustang. 
It's
extruded bubble canopy allows visibility unmatched in any warbird, and its 
