It looks as if yours is in a lot better shape, and will need less hours to get it airworthy again.
Looks can be deceptive, this C-47 has been moved by road, in sections and seems to have suffered quite badly each time. The wing center section had an argument with a concrete lamppost on the move to Methringham (and lost) as well as being disassembled for transport in a hurry with bolt croppers (not by us). If you wanted to get one flying again, you probably wouldn't start here. With plenty of money anything is possible but...... It is not a particularly rare aircraft yet, there are two others within 20 miles at the BBMF and East Kirkby Museum. As I said, there is a lot of wartime aviation heritage in this area.
