Moved to the Manchester Museum of Technology later in 1982 and displayed there until 1995. It was renovated by the Medway Aircraft Preservation Society at Rochester between 1995 and 1997, after which it was displayed in the RAF Museum at Hendon. (The Storch frame is 7362M/VP546 c/n 475081.)

Really BL614. Allocated maintenance serial 4353M in December 1943. Gate guard at RAF Credenhill, Hereford 1955-1967 marked as "AB871". Used for taxying scenes in the 1968 'Battle of Britain' film. Placed into storage at RAF Wattisham after filming as seen in this photo. Later moved to Colerne, St Athan, Manchester Museum of Space and Industry. Restored for static display between 1995-1997 by the Medway Aircraft Preservation Society. To RAFM Hendon in October 1997. Current in 2022.

Combat veteran Spitfire on display at RAF Museum Hendon. This aircraft was built at Castle Bromwich and delivered to No. 611 Sqn. in Feb. 1942. It then went to No. 242 Sqn. in June and No. 222 Sqn. in Aug. 1942. In 1943 the Spitfire moved to No. 64 Sqn. and No. 118 Sqn. After Dec. 1943 its history becomes obscure. It wears the code of No. 222 Sqn. during the Dieppe raid. An Accumulator Trolley is attached to the Electrical and Radio Socket by the wing.

After recent renovation of the RAF Museum Spitfire BL614 has moved to the dark entrance hall. Putting it up high does offer some additional challenges to photographers.

Displayed at the gate of RAF Credenhill near Hereford wearing the serial AB871 and the SH-S code of 64 Squadron.