One was destroyed in a landing accident at BQN. After the company was sold, I stood on the ramp and watched the other airplanes chopped up for scrap-a very sad day.
You would have been welcome to come over to our ramp for a tour. It would have been a very hectic place with forklifts running around, tractor trailer trucks coming and going, and mechanics working feverishly to keep the airplanes flyable (we had one guy who did nothing other than props). Someone would have given you a tour of the flight deck of one of the airplanes.