Ex Iraqi AF Fury FB10 marked as Sea Fury VW238 in the colours of 802 NAS (HMS Vengeance)

Former Iraqi Air Force 243 in Royal Australian Navy colors, shortly after it was sold to a new owner. The real RAN "115/NW" actually was Sea Fury FB11 WH589.

Fury FB10 G-BTTA briefly flew in this Dutch Sea Fury livery. It is ex Iraqi AF 243. Soon after this photo was taken it was repainted in its original Iraqi colour scheme.

At the Avalon Airshow 2011, Day Four

Sea Fury in Iraqi Air Force markings

In an Iraqi Air Force colour scheme, a performer at the event.

In Iraqi Air Force colour scheme & performing at the Classic Jet & Fighter Display at the Imperial War Museum, Duxford

At the Avalon Airshow 2011, Day Five

Sold in South Africa in 2000

One of the Iraqi Furies recovered from storage in 1979. Confusingly for enthusiasts, it was painted to resemble Australian Navy Sea Fury WH589, which had been parked at Bankstown airport for many years as a potential target towing aircraft with Illawarra Aviation. That aircraft was sold in the US. Initially, VH-HFX carried the serial WE729 (a British Sea Fury that ended up in Cuba) but this was later changed to WH589. In 1991 -HFX was sold in the UK as G-BTTA, eventually making its way back to Australia as VH-ORN in 2010