Assigned serial 44-74494 on 17 Dec 1944. To the Royal Canadian Air Force as Mustang TF.IV with serial 9237 on 06 Dec 1950. Withdrawn by 1958. Ferried to the US as N6313T but ntu. To N6356T on 27 Dec 1959. To N72FT in Jan 1981. Still current in 2023. Flies in South Africa painted as USAAF 411661.

Delivered to the USAAF as 44-74494. To the RCAF as 9237 in 1950. Registered N6356T in 1960 and came to Europe in 1964, initially based in Luxembourg, arriving in the UK in August 1966 owned by Mike Keegan. Sold for a reported £5,500 to Charles Masefield who won the Kings Cup air race in it in 1967 and re-painted it as seen here for the 1968 display season. It returned to the US in 1970 and flew with several owners before becoming N72FT in 1981. It has been based in South Africa as such since 2005.

Ex RCAF 9237, 44-74494. Owned by Charles Masefield. In Congolese AF markings for the film "The Dark of the Sun" released in 1968. Last reported as N72FT, marked as 44-11661 "Mustang Sally", and based in South Africa.

Delivered to the USAAF as 44-74494. To the RCAF as 9237 in 1950. To N6356T in 1960. Based in the UK with Peter Masefield from 1966-70. To N72FT in 1987. Still current on the register in 2020.

Taxiing out for its display. A rich history for this bird, which started at the US Army Air Force around 1944 as 44-74494. To the RCAF in December 1950 as 9237. Became N6356T in December 1959. Exported to Europe in July 1964. Owned by 20th Century Fox as a movie asset. Exported to the USA by ship in January 1971 and participated in various air races during the 1970's and 1980's. Became N72FT somewhere between January 1981 and 1987. Exported to South Africa in May 2010 and the markings as visible in this photo were applied.

Ex RCAF 9237, 44-74494. In Congolese AF markings for the film The Dark of the Sun released in 1968, and flown by owner Charles Masefield in the 1967 Kings Cup Air Race. This aircraft still flies as N72FT marked as 44-11661 "Mustang Sally", and is reportedly now based in South Africa.

Ex RCAF 9237, 44-74494. In Congolese AF markings for the film The Dark of the Sun released in 1968, and flown by owner Charles Masefield in the 1967 Kings Cup Air Race. This aircraft still flies as N72FT marked as 44-11661 "Mustang Sally", and is reportedly now based in South Africa.

Ex RCAF 9237, 44-74494. Still flies as N72FT marked as 44-11661 "Mustang Sally", and is reportedly now based in South Africa.

Briefly owned by T. D. "Mike" Keegan in 1966/1967. Keegan was the founder of the Keegan Group, which owned Transmeridian Air Cargo and later also British Air Ferries.

Wears 'D-Day' stryle invasion bar markings and incorrect 'serial' 643147. This aircraft was built for the USAAF as 44-74494.