Complex composite completed by Harry Stenger of Bartow, Florida, to the order of Peter Godfrey. New-build two-seat fuselage built by Dick Melton for Charles Church (c/n D.M.A.008) combined with rebuilt wings from BR601 and the identity from a firewall found in Flowers' scrapyard, Chippenham, Wiltshire. Sold in New Zealand as ZK-WDQ (FL-A) but now sold to UK operator Ultimate Warbird Flights of Sywell, Northants.

Reconstructed using parts (firewall and forward fuselage) of F.9 MH367 with a new fuselage and wings as a T.9. Painted in the colour scheme and markings of the Mark IX Spitfire flown in the North Africa campaign by Squadron Leader Colin Gray, New Zealand's highest scoring fighter pilot. At the time of posting it has just been announced that the aircraft has been sold in the UK.