This is the former K-3071 that was converted to ground instructional airframe after its crash on 2 October 1973. The letters NAC indicate "Nico's Aircraft Corporation" after the two technicians who restored the aircraft and who apparently both had Nico has their first name. The aircraft was scrapped in 1998. Photo by Martin vd Sluijs.

A Dutch NF-5A which was rarely seen! K-3071 was delivered to the Royal Netherlands Air Force on 20 Mar 1972. It overran the runway at homebase Gilze Rijen after a blow-out tyre on 2 Oct 1973. The aircraft came to a rest in a meadow and was later assessed as Damaged beyond economical repair. Two technicians, both named Nico, refurbished the NF-5A into an instructional airframe and rebaptized it into NAC-7 (Nico's Aircraft Corporation - 7). Number seven was their lucky number. After service, NAC-7 was transported to Woensdrecht and eventually scrapped at Den Dolder in Apr 1998.