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The Grumman F8F Bearcat (affectionately called "Bear") was an American single-engine naval fighter aircraft of the 1940s. It went on to serve into the mid-20th century in the United States Navy and other air forces, and would be the company's final piston engined fighter aircraft. Modified versions have broken speed records for propeller-driven aircraft, and is popular among warbird collectors.
Below is a list of Bearcat airframes that survived military service.
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Bu. 90446 (W-12) Bu. 90454 (D-02) Bu. 94956 (D-02) Bu. 95255 (A-02) Bu. 95338 (D-87) Bu. 95342 (D-87) Bu. 95356 (R-02) Bu. 95369 (D-87) Bu. 121488 (D-71) Bu. 121510 (D-87) Bu. 121589 (W-70) |
Bu. 121608 (W-71) Bu. 121614 (R-02) Bu. 121646 (D-04) Bu. 121679 (?-02) Bu. 121707 (S-02) Bu. 121710 (D-12) Bu. 121714 (A-05) Bu. 121731 (W-71) Bu. 121748 (A-05) Bu. 121751 (W-80) Bu. 121752 (A-02) |
Bu. 121776 (A-05) Bu. 121787 (W-73) Bu. 122095 (A-02) Bu. 122120 (R-02) Bu. 122619 (A-03) Bu. 122629 (A-02) Bu. 122637 (A-04) Bu. 122674 (A-02) Bu. 122708 (W-96) N700A (D-02) NL3025 (W-49) |
Grumman F8F-1 (Bu. 95318) of VA-20A banking over San Francisco on June 2, 1947.
[Source: W.T. Larkins]
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