Built for the US Navy as R4Q-2 131700. Redesignated as a C-119F in 1962. Stored at Davis Monthan AFB with park code 4C029 in 1975. Sold to Dross Metals in 1980. Registered as N3267U in 1982. To Comutair in 1987 Stored at Nairobi from 1992. Moved to Namibia in 2003 for use in the Flight of the Phoenix film.

Built as an R4Q for the US Navy as 131700 and here on an overnight stop during ferry flight to Europe and later Nairobi, Kenya where it was in storage in 1996. Later moved by road to Namibia to appear as a wrecked aircraft in the movie Flight Of The Phoenix.

Originally USMC BuAer no. 131700, this Boxcar mysteriously turned up at Heathrow in late 1987 and then went on to Stansted. Registration 5B-CFG was allocated but NTU; stored at Nairobi, Kenya in 1996. Purchased by 20th Century Fox, moved overland to Namibia and used in ground sequences of the 2004 re-make of the great 1965 film "Flight of the Phoenix"