Former AeroMexico DC-9 parked inside a childeren playground north of the town. Google Earth shows the airplane there until at least 2019 still in full AeroMexico colours. But now in already fading bright decorations, and in large capital letters the name of the town on the fuselage. Compliments to still have the full registration visible !

Location possibly Las Vegas.

Ex YV-19C, registered 1st Nov 1979 and retired MMGL (Guadalajara) 31st Aug 2004, scrapped

Ex YV-19C, registered 1st Nov 1979 and withdrawn from use MMGL (Guadalajara) 31st Aug 2004, scrapped

Ex YV-19C, registered 1st Nov 1979, ferried MMMX-MMGL 31st Aug 2004 and scrapped

R Dean Denton Collection photo. St Louis-based Ozark Airlines operated the aircraft on behalf of Playboy. Photo from: Civil Aviation Historical Society, Melbourne, Australia

Hugh Hefner's DC-9 with the Bunny logo first visit to London Heathrow, July 1970. I was there for a job interview and must have taken the camera to it with me. Most of the workers on Heathrow South managed a peek at the interior of this flying palace. Mirage reflection of car and wheels from the hot concrete.

Playboy's DC-9 seen during a short stop in Dayton. Other regn's include YV-19C (Aeropostal) and XA-JEB (Aeromexico).

This is the Playboy DC-9 just after being converted and repainted for Aeropostal at the ONA facility in Wilmington. Although because of obstructions I had to lie on my belly on a cold day, I wasn't about to let this one get away.

Hefner's "Playboy" DC-9 compares sharply with other more modest executive aircraft at ORD in 1975.