Thanks Barit1 and Tinpis.
It's amazing what our countries turned into fry pans and caravans after the war.
There was a training field near where I lived as a kid in the 60s which was closed after the war. The local farmer bought all the aircraft at scrap prices. He had a large, overgrown field full of carefully disassembled SNJs there well into the 70s. A long line of engines on one side and the fuselages and such on the other.
Other small airfields around town had a few off in the grass as well. Some reportedly bought for $25 apiece and basicallly rotted there. Those same aircraft sell for $500,000+ today easy. Ever feel like slapping yer dad?
Tired of war, no money or motivation left to maintain them at the time though.
Well done Mr Soplata