Jet Provost heaven - Jet Provost T.1 survivors

As there were only 12 aircraft built by Hunting Percival in 1954/5, the Jet Provost T.1 has not surprisingly survived in large numbers.
The example retained by the manufacturers for structural tests is presumed to have been scrapped in the 1960's.
Of the 10 RAF machines one example, XD692, was written off in an accident on 30th August 1956 and was later scrapped, and seven examples were all scrapped at RAF Shawbury on the 9th May 1960 (XD675-80 and XD693).
The last production Jet Provost T.1, XD694, was converted into a T.2 on the production line, and scrapped on October 13th 1960.

This leaves the following as survivors at the time of writing (all based in the United Kingdom unless otherwise indicated):-
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Serial	Owner/Location	Status	Date
G-AOBU	Kennet Aviation, North Weald Airfield, Essex ('XD693')	Airworthy	01/01/07
XD674	RAF Museum collection, RAF Cosford, Shropshire	On display	01/01/07

	"JET PROVOST HEAVEN"
	This section was last updated on 01 January 2008

THE JET PROVOST T.1
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