Albert Driver
The gentleman at Cosford on Good Friday also told me East Fortune was taking the whole 707 but the statement on the fence says they only get the nose.
B707 G-APFJ has a long connection with Scotland as it flew transatlantic through Prestwick with BA and BOAC. G-ARVM used to be based at Prestwick as the VC10 fleet training machine. It was an amazing aircraft. A true historic loss. Of course G-AMOG was one of two BOAC (later BA ) Viscounts based at Prestwick (alongwith G-AMON, operated by Cambrian on BA feeder routes to EDI and BFS). So they all have strong Scottish connections.
HINT HINT - TOO IMPORTANT TO SCRAP !!!