Instructional airframe has been at the school for 60+ years and was there when I was a student from 1964-67.

This Texan is often quoted as the real 51360 (c/n 88-13627), but that airframe was still flying as warbird N694US at the time this photo was taken (it crashlanded at Heber City, UT on 16 Nov 2019). The real identity of the aircraft in this photo is not known.

Found inside a compound in the Ar Rabwah district in Jeddah, with faded Arabic serial ٢٠١ (201) still visible on the tail. The aircraft in front is a Vampire FB.52, ex RSAF 515, which was last painted with fake serial "501". This Texan and the Vampire were both displayed on a roundabout in the Al Salamah district in northern Jeddah until at least Nov 2012, but both were gone from there by Apr 2013. They still survive in this yard, but both are in terrible condition. There is also a DC-3 here, see my other other photos.

This Texan has recently acquired a new paint scheme and is on display at the March Field Air Museum.