DeHavilland Mosquito

Road trip Hoadie.

How are you feeling?

Hoadie,

I am glad you are on the mend and doing well.

Ed

Glad to hear you're getting back to normal.

Hoaie, if you started to act"normal" them I would be really worried about you.

Hoadie's mental state aside, here is a list of the surviving Mossies.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_surviving_de_Havilland_Mosquitos

If you believe the internet (and who doesn't) several of the airframes listed could eventually return to the skies.

Ask Rhino...or better yet, ask his wife what kinda dude I am.(She is a little more grounded than Rhino---or Lt Dan!)
Hoadie

..the Rhino knows...
Hoadie

That any of the wooden construction airframes are still airworthy is a testament to the wood working technology of the era.

Germany fielded a number of wooden construction airframes or major assemblies But allied bombing destroyed the factory that made the best quality wood glue for the purpose.
Without this glue airframes built using a substitute failed in testing, leaving the NAZI without a mass produced aircraft to successfully counter the Mosquito at high altitude.

PS
The mossies nose guns had such a terrific muzzle blast that when the pilot fired a sun shield deployed in front of the gunsight so he would not lose his night vision.