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Pitts Derivatives - Where are they now?

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'Was going through my old issues of Sport Aerobatics a few nights ago and was reminded of a number of well known Pitts derivatives from years ago and got to wondering where some of them are today. Anyone know what happened to any of the following:

Weeks Solution (still with Kermit?)
Goshhawk
Awesome Lady
Phoenix
Haigh Retract Pitts
Blalock Falcon (Pretty sure this one crashed)
Green Machine (somewhere in Texas?)
Christen Eagle I no. 4 (flew at 79 Nationals, somewhere in Texas?)

Any other great blasts from the past out there?
 
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