Excellent description for this one is found with Photo ID 378233.

A true relic that had to have its space in this aeronautical museum. A B-25 Mitchell painted in the colors of the "Apache Princess" resting for years in the museum at the Mariscal Sucre air base. It was seized by Ecuadorian authorities in Guayaquil in 1965 for carrying contraband cargo. In 1978 the Ecuadorian Air Force took it to Quito to be exhibited in this museum, initially wearing fictitious FAE colors and fictitious registration B-N9069Z. In October 2011 this design was added imitating the "Apache Princess". Ex- USAF (44-86866).

Tucked in the corner behind a North American T-6G Texan (N3931Y, msn 168-415), North American B-25G (later TB-25N) Mitchell "Apache Princess" takes a well-deserved rest at the Fantasy of Flight Museum after a long flying career. Initially operated as 43-28059 with the USAAC/USAAF, she was sold to the civilian market and registered as N9857C. Subsequent registrations include C-GTTM, N26795, and the current registration, N1943J. (data from Joe Baugher's site)