F-104G (c/n 2044) 20+37, German Air Force, JBG34, owned by the German Air Force Museum, Berlin Gatow. It is on loan to Volandia, inside Parco e Museo del Volo, Somma Lombardo, Italy.
Picture shows it on display in Italy in 2022. In between the museum has put an ASA-M Starfighter on that location but keep the 20+37 in their collection because it is a G.
F-104G (c/n 9180) 26+28, German Air Force, earlier on preserved inside Air Museum in Cerbaiola (RN), near Rimini with markings of JBG33. Currently owned by the “Amici Arma Azzurra Association”. They restored it to represent F-104S MM16113 code 51-57 of 155gr. The Starfighter is located in Fontane Bianche, Fratte – S. Giustina in Colle, Padova, Italy in a special created air-shelter and from May 2015 put on display in the town. See also: http://www.amiciarmazzurra.it/restauro-f104
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F-104G (c/n 6501) MM6501 “3-11”, Italian Air Force, preserved Vigna Di Valle Air Museum with 132 gruppo markings. Photo was taken at the Pratica F-104 farewell show in May 2004.
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F-104G (c/n 6504) MM6504 “53-21”, Italian Air Force, preserved at Cameri AB wearing special TIGER scheme markings of 21 gruppo.
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F-104G (c/n 6505) MM6505 is a special blue silver grey colorscheme, Italian Air Force, belonging to 4th RMV at Grosseto Air Base (inside museum hangar) and somethimes used to promote the Air Base in the nearby region during special occassions.
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F-104G (c/n 6513) MM6513, Italian Air Force, preserved at Villafranca wearing special 132 gruppo color scheme. < l/n 05-10-2024 >
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F-104G (c/n 6514) MM6514 “50”, Italian Air Force, preserved on the roof of Museo Nicolis in Villafranca town, wearing the 50yrs RSV colorscheme but in dark blue in stead of black (original color). < l/n 05-10-2024>
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F-104G (c/n 6520) MM6520 “3-44”, Italian Air Force, preserved as gateguard with a small company (Tecno Cable Factory) located in Vignola MO. It came from Castel Nuova.
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F-104G (c/n 6522) MM6522 “5-01”, Italian Air Force, preserved at Ghedi AB wearing color scheme of 102 gruppo commander.
F-104G (c/n 6525) MM6525 “3-01” and “3-30”, Italian Air Force, preserved at Villafranca for promotional duties.
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F-104G (c/n 6527) MM6527 “RS-03”, Italian Air Force, preserved near the officersmess at Pratica Di Mare AB wearing markings of RSV 311gruppo. It was recently refurbished (2022?).
F-104G (c/n 6532) MM6532 “4-51”, Italian Air Force, preserved in Castle Volturno inside the Aqua Park, Ditellandia. In 2005 all aircraft had disappeared from the park and stored in the area. This F-104 together with another one is stored next to the overflow car-parking. Only the rough front fuselage!! Some believe the aircraft has now dissappeared, who can confirm?
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F-104G (c/n 6546) MM6546 “4-27”, Italian Air Force, preserved at the Fiorano Race Circuit in a FERRARI red color scheme with markings of 20 Gruppo, (Ferrari – Maranello)
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F-104G (c/n 6547) MM6547 “3-01”, Italian Air Force, preserved as gate guard on a pole at the Logistic Area of 3 Stormo, Villafranca. < l/n 05-10-2024 >
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F-104G (c/n 6551) MM6551 “3-51”, Italian Air Force, preserved near Quema Di Farsetti Adriano ECS nc at Massa with markings of 28 gruppo.
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F-104G (c/n 6552) as F-104S MM6552 “51-21”, Italian Air Force, preserved on a pole at the Col.Franceschetti-square in the centre of Istrana town. It was erected on 31 March 2008 but brought over to Istrana Air Base for refurbishment early September 2014 and installed back at the square in 2015 again.
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F-104G (c/n 6559) MM6559 formerly presrved as F-104S/ASA “MM6935 / 5-30” inside Luna Park in Mirabilandia but around 2023 removed and now owned by a restoration team at San Giorgio Di Piano. It will become a copy aircraft of the real 9-99 red Starfighter.
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F-104G (c/n 6561) “3-36”, Italian Air Force, preserved at the entrance with 11th DCA in Orte with tail from aircraft MM6633 and markings of 132 Gruppo. it now carries sidewinders under its wings.
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F-104G (c/n 6565) MM6565, Italian Air Force, fuselage preserved at Castel Volturno with 154 gruppo markings. In 2005 all aircraft had disappeared from the park and stored in the area. This F-104 together with another one is stored next to the overflow car-parking. We can almost consider this aircraft not as preserved…
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F-104G (c/n 6577) MM6577 with serials 3-01 – 3-31, Italian Air Force, now stored at Istrana and once preserved inside Museo Storico dell’Aeoporto, at Vicenza. In between it has been identified as the real MM6577 at Istrana by examination after there was some doubt about its real identity.
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F-104G (c/n 6578) MM6578 “37-00”, fuselage only, preserved at the entrance of a big Car Scrapdealer “Autodemolizione F. LLi Montalto S.n.c., Viale Regione Siciliana Nord Ovest 8121 in Palermo”. It once was found on the Trapani Birgi dump.
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F-104G (c/n 6579) MM6579, Italian Air Force, preserved in 28 Special STREGA color scheme at Villafranca AB as gateguard.
F-104G (c/n 6589) MM6589 “4-49”, Italian Air Force, had been preserved with 20 Gruppo markings at Chiesuola, 4 km N of Latina, at AMI regional headquarters in old style camouflage scheme after new restoration in 2023. The picture shows it at Borgo Piave where it could be found many years back.
F-104G (c/n 6590) MM6590 “3-11”, Italian Air Force, preserved as gateguard near a Air Force school complex in Viterbo wearing 132 Gruppo markings.
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F-104G (c/n 6595) MM6595, Italian Air Force, preserved near at the range of a farm at Cassano Magnago (“Agriturismo”) wearing the famous Strega livery (MM6579).
F-104G (c/n 6598) MM6598, with tail from F-104G FX-02, nose radome of MM6931, being restored at this moment. It is located at via Artigianato 27, 29020 Vigolzone, close to Piacenza.
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F-104G (c/n 6599) MM6599 “53-01”, Italian Air Force, preserved at Villaggio Azzurro, Novarra town . (l/n may 2022)
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F-104G (c/n 6601) MM6601 “6-26”, Italian Air Force, preserved as gateguard on a pole at Ghedi AB wearing 154 Gruppo colors.
F-104G (c/n 6603) MM6603 “3-13”, Italian Air Force, preserved at Ronco Ferraro Mantova, owned by Mr. Savi. Tail is from aircraft MM6550. UPDATE: aircraft has been taken away and restoration has been started for a new future. (seen october 2023).
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F-104G (c/n 6609) MM6609 “3-01”, Italian Air Force, preserved on a pole outside the Caproni Museum, located at Trento airport with markings of 132 Gruppo.
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F-104G (c/n6611) MM6611 “4-21” is be preserved at Poggio Ballone (near Grosseto Air Base) at the premises of the 21° Gruppo Radar station.
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RF-104G (c/n 6632) MM6632 “3-28” and “3-32”, Italian Air Force, preserved with Scuola Perfezio-namento Specialisti in Loreto. l/n 23-6-2019
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RF-104G (c/n 6634) MM6634 “53-04”, Italian Air Force, preserved in grey color scheme at Cameri AB.
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RF-104G (c/n 6647) MM6647 code 3-22, Italian Air Force, preserved by a private owner in Rimini. Address : Misano Adriatico Via Adriatico 62.
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RF-104G (c/n 6649) MM6649 “4-49”, Italian Air Force, preserved at the Aviosuperficie del Sagrantino which can be found between Ponte di Ferro, Marcellano en Bastardo (PG).
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RF-104G (c/n 6651) MM6651 “3-03”, Italian Air Force, preserved with nose from aircraft MM6942 and tail from aircraft MM6588, at Rivolto AB.
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F-104S-ASA (c/n 1003) MM6703 as “MM6525 / 6-21”, Italian Air Force, preserved within 154 Gruppo area at Ghedi AB. Recently it was taken from its pole and likely being restored and put back lateron. (seen on the platform in March 2014).
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F-104S-ASAM (c/n1004) MM6704 without markings erected mid 2008 at Cogozzo di Viadana, in Mantova district, near a cemetery.
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F-104S-ASAM (c/n1005) MM6705 “9-51”, Italian Air Force could be found preserved at Capodrise (CE). At this moment it is at Grazzanise (since 2020) for restoration purposes and is expected to return to Capodrise in 2022. Identity was confirmed at Grazzanise in 2022.
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F-104S-ASA (c/n 1013) MM6713 “9-30”, Italian Air Force, preserved at Rieti (“G.Ciuffelli) Attilio Verdirosi barracks, national school of Nuclear Bacteriological Chemical. It was recently refurbished at Grazzanise (2020) and returned back at Rieti in January 2021 (ex “4-2”).
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F-104S-ASAM (c/n 1016) MM6716 “21-53” (earlier on it carried “5-31”), Italian Air Force, preserved in Cella Di Varzi.
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F-104S-ASAM (c/n 1017) MM6717 “9-41”, with the CFE plate of MM6771, preserved at Caserta (ScuolaSottufficiala). It replaced F-104G MM6507 in 2007 which returned to Grazzanise.
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F-104S-ASAM (c/n 1019) MM6719 “5-01” and “5-31”, Italian Air Force, preserved on a pole near Casena in a town called St Sophia. The F-104 is there to honor General Oscar Olivetti who was born in town. The MM6719 is still not 100% confirmed since also MM6719 should be preserved in Rome….
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F-104S-ASAM (c/n 1022) MM6722 as MM6939 / 9-10, Italian Air Force, preserved with tail from aircraft MM6939 in Lecce.
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F-104S/ASAM (c/n 1031) as “4-4” in silver color scheme it is now preserved at the HEADQUARTERS NATO RAPID DEPLOYABLE CORPS ITALY, via Per Busto – 21058 Solbiate Olona. Earlier from 2008 it was preserved at the 2° Deposito Centrale A.M. at Gallarate but that was closed later on.
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F-104S-ASAM (c/n 1033) MM6733 “51-22” , Italian Air Force, preserved on a pole at Thiene. In between they removed the serial “51-22”. Currently it carries special markings for the centenary for the successful conclusion of Arturo Ferrarin and Guido Masiero’s epic 19,000 km Rome-to-Tokyo long distance flight back in 1920. It was once reported to be MM6914 but has been 100% identified internally as MM6733.
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F-104S-ASAM (c/n 1037) MM6737 “9-51”, Italian Air Force, preserved inside the Volandia museo del volo. (Former found at Vairano Scalo at the ISISS G. (ITIS) Marconi). It has CFE-plate from MM6879.
F-104S (c/n1039) MM6739 preserved as 5-26 (formerly as “53-21” and till 2016 as “6-154”) with 102 gruppo markings, vertically, next to an MB326 near the administration buildings at the Centro Operativo del Comando Operativo delle Forze Aeree (COFA) or Combined Air Operations Center-5 of Allied Air Forces Southern Europe at Poggio Renatico (Ferrara).
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F-104S-ASAM (c/n 1040) MM6740 as “4-1” and “4-23”, Italian Air Force, preserved at the Zone Industriale Pellegrini, near Grosseto on concrete blocks.
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F-104S-ASA (c/n 1044) MM6744, Italian Air Force, as “5-07” preserved on the roof of a metal factory (Lattoneria Moderna) at Colzate (BG), It is settled on a framework without wheels.
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F-104S-ASAM (c/n 1049) MM6749 “9-59”, Italian Air Force, preserved inside Istituto Tecnico Industriale Galileo Galilei in Rome. It has CFE plate from aircraft MM6759. Identity securely confirmed in January 2012.
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F-104S-ASA (c/n 1050) MM6750, Italian Air Force, preserved at Istrana AB, with nose from aircraft MM6824. Since March 2023 in 51 Stormo color scheme as “MM6804/51-07”. In June 2023 it was on the Ancient AMI display during the 100 years AMI anniversary at Pratica Di Mare
F-104S-ASAM (c/n 1056) MM6756 “9-40” , Italian Air Force, preserved in Ceprano. it does not have wings anymore and looks in storage now, portside it got “9-46” applied at least since 2016.
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F-104S-ASA (c/n 1058) MM6758 “4-22”, Italian Air Force, owned by Silvano Bettineschi in Rovetta as part of his museum. It carries the tail from MM6744. The aircraft was taken away from a location along the road and now found inside the museum building being restored. (location known as Schilpario, Italy)
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F-104S-ASAM (c/n 1063) MM6763, Italian Air Force, preserved at the gate at Foligno since mid April 2009. It got the CFE plate of MM6850. It can be found at OMA Spa between the railway and airfield. The photo shows it on the ground but in between it has been mounted on concrete pillars.
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F-104S-ASAM (c/n 1067) MM6767 without markings, Italian Air Force, preserved inside Air Museum in Cerbaiola (RN), near Rimini since August 2008. In 2009 it got “MM6767” added on its tail.
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F-104S (c/n 1068) MM6768 “3-28”, Italian Air Force, preserved with 28Gruppo markings with CUBI srl. Since May 2019 it was moved to a lawn in front of the new company premises at South West Caselle, not far from Villafranca. NOTE: On July 29th 2024 the aircraft was blown of the frame during a thunderstorm. Tail was broken off and hopefully aircraft will be repaired. In October 2024 it was seen stored at the factory parking place.
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F-104S-ASAM (c/n 1071) MM6771 preserved at the Comando Artiglieria Controaerei (Anti-aircraft artillery Command), formerly Centro Addestramento Sperimentale, in Sabaudia (LT) with CFE plate of aircraft MM6881…
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F-104S-ASAM (c/n 1072) MM6772 “9-1”, Italian Air Force, preserved at Cancello ed Arnone, at the Piazza Cav. di Vittorio Veneto, along the North-South road on this village near Grazzanise. In 2020 it was seen at Grazzanise Air Base being refurbished and it arrived again at Cancello ed Anone early May 2023.
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F-104S-ASAM (c/n 1076) MM6776 “no code”, Italian Air Force, preserved on a pole as gateguard at Alenia in Caselle – Torino. It has the nosecone mounted belonging to MM6912 and tail from itself (MM6776). It is the real MM6776, arriving at Caselle as “9-46” before being repainted and prepared for preserval there.
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F-104S-ASA (c/n 1081) MM6781 “50-01” Preserved Folgaria, Base Tuono. It was recently preserved by the GAVS team, Trento and on display inside a new hangar. (Last noted 15-8-2021)
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F-104S-ASA (c/n 1082) MM6782 “36-36” , Italian Air Force, preserved Ghedi Air Base at least since September 2009. It has been restored in 2017 and preserved again.
F-104S-ASA (c/n 1086) MM6786 “3-28” in grey color scheme, Italian Air Force, preserved at the 1° Regio Aeria Campo Sportivo in the centre of Milano. First noted in July 2008.
F-104S/ASA MM6787 can be found preserved in 9 Stormo markings and serial “4-29” at the piazza di Via Milano in Caraglio (CN), near Cuneo. It is a monument for Capitano Paolo Angelo Dutto and other pilots who lost their lifes in the past. Note: This is not confirmed but very likely the real MM6787. (Last noted 31-8-2021)
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F-104S-ASA (c/n 1088) MM6788 “9-42”, Italian Air Force, preserved Via Amsterdam 24, Jesolo (VE) since 2016. Former preserved at the Museo delle Comuni-cazioni “Lucia e Francesca” in the municipality of Cormano (MI) as 5-01 until it was closed. It carries the tail section from MM6797 and unidentified nose.
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F-104S/ASA cn 1089/MM6789 can be found preserved with code 37-02 at the art museum MUPAS in the village SP11, 61c, 03017 Morolo FR, Italy. First noted in 2022, ex Bentivoglio. The tail came from F-104G MM6524.
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F-104S-ASA (c/n 1092) MM6792 “5-21”, Italian Air Force, preserved in the Lazio district inside the garden of a villa. It came from the Bentivoglio scrapdealer and was bought by a women as a retirement present for her husband who was a military and civilian pilot. Likely it arrived in 2012 or 2013. It is located Via di Gricciano at Cerveteri (RM). (Nose section belongs to MM6836)
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F-104S-ASA (c/n 1096) MM6796 “5-37”, Italian Air Force, preserved on a pole in Lignano Sabbiadoro. It is a memorial for pilot Major Pasqualino Gorga (28 gruppo) who was killed in an F-104 crash at laguna di Marano on the 28th january 1986. In 2024 it has been refurbished and it wears now a light grey color scheme.
F-104S-ASA (c/n 1088) MM6797 “5-36”, Italian Air Force, will become preserved at Codevilla (Pavia). It arrived in 2019 and will be restored and mounted on a pole. (Nose from MM6551 and tailsection from MM6845).
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The F-104S MM6798 has been serving as decoy at Trapani Air Base since May 1996 (wearing code 37-01). Recently this aircraft was taken away and went to the (new?) Museo Militare di Marsala, Marsala City, South of Trapani. The plan is to have it completely restored, although it has already been transported to its final preserval location. Only “37” is shown as serial.
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F-104S-ASAM (c/n 1100) MM6800 “37-25” , Italian Air Force, preserved in Ceprano. (Photo shows the frontsection just before the aircraft left for Ceprano)
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F-104S-ASA (c/n 1104) MM6804 as “51-22” and “51-55” , Italian Air Force, preserved as gateguard at Istrana AB. June 2014 it was re-installed with fresh (glossy) paint.
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F-104S-ASA (c/n 1105) MM6805 Preserved as MM6825 “9-01” at Roma Centocelle with tail from former MM6825. It replaced MM6916 around 2002 and was again refurbished in 2008 wearing now light grey color scheme. In 2016 its serial was changed from “4-03” to “9-01”. Photo shows it still in camouflage paint around 2002.
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F-104S-ASA (c/n 1107) MM6807 “5-41” , Italian Air Force, preserved on two poles as gateguard at a car seller in Avola, near Catania in Sicily. The nose is from MM6811 and tail-section from MM6789.
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F-104S-ASA (c/n 1108) MM6808 “36-12″ , Italian Air Force, Preserved at the gate at Gioia del Colle wearing code “36-12” since around 2010. It replaced on this spot the F-104 MM6782 which moved with the squadron to Ghedi. In between it has been repainted in the autumn of 2014 and seen restored inside a hangar in September and in between outside again.
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F-104S-ASA (c/n 1109) MM6809, Italian Air Force, preserved as “MM6909/9-35” at Pesaro, Italy.
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F-104S-ASA (c/n 1112) MM6812 “53-21” , Italian Air Force, had been preserved on a pole as gateguard in Roma-Guidonia. / In May 2024 it was taken down for (likely) refurbishment at Guidonia but in the meantime on the preserval location they mounted now an MB339 with code 60-01, so it looks like it will not return to the gate.
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F-104S-ASAM (c/n1116) MM6816 without markings Preserved at Sigonella NAS since August 2008. (identity has been confirmed in Oct 2014)
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F-104S-ASA (c/n 1117) MM6817 “51-07” , Italian Air Force, preserved within a beer-house restaurant in Castello Di Godego (owned by ‘AAA – Italian Air Force Association’) .
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F-104S-ASA (c/n 1120) MM6820 “51-07” , Italian Air Force, preserved on the roof of the Gigole Clothing store in the via Marco Biagi at Chairavalle. it has tail-section from MM6821 and nose-section from MM6785. It is very hard to make photos of this Starfighter. See also inside our cockpit section.
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F-104S-ASA (c/n 1122) MM6822 “no code” , Italian Air Force, preserved in front of the Civil Aiport building at Grosseto in a light grey colorscheme (it is not MM6923!!).
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F-104S-ASA (c/n 1127) MM6827, Italian Air Force, preserved wearing 50 years RSV markings on a pole at the RSV area on Pratica Di Mare AB.
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F-104S-ASA (c/n 1135) MM6835 “36-12/36-36” , Italian Air Force, preserved as gateguard at Gioia Del Colle AB on a pole. “36-12” is applied left and “36-36” on starboard.
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F-104S-ASA (c/n 1136) MM6836 “5-10”, Italian Air Force, preserved inside the Museo Goddard Park in Castelletto Di Ticino (30km N of Novara). Tail-section is from MM6768 and nose-section from MM6833. The original tail section has become a wind-fane at the Museo Memoriale Della Liverta in Bologna.
F-104S-ASAM (c/n 1138) MM6838 unmarked, light grey, Italian Air Force, currently preserved at the airport Aviosuperficie “G.Baschirotto” at Montagnana (Bevilacqua) (grass airfield), Padova district, not far from Verona. Photo shows the aircraft displayed inside Montagnana town during a special event mid May 2008.
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F-104S-ASA (c/n 1140) MM6840, Italian Air Force, preserved at Galliate-Novara since May 2002. It can be found at Hospice (old people’s home) – Cameri. Some say its codec “53-21”.
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F-104S-ASA (c/n 1142) MM6842 “5-30” , Italian Air Force, preserved in Gaggio Montano near Silla.
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F-104S-ASA (c/n 1144) MM6844 “5-31” , Italian Air Force, preserved with the local Aero Club in Modena – Marzaglia.
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F-104S-ASA (c/n 1145) MM6845 “5-11”, Italian Air Force, preserved at Casalmaggiore-Cremonanear with Robby Moto Engineering. The aircraft has the nose from MM6789 and the tail from MM6809. In 2022 it was taken away and it was stated that it was sold to the Institute of Materials for Electronics and Magnetism in Parma.
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F-104S-ASAM (c/n1148) MM6848 “4-1” preserved on the centre area of the faculty of engineering, university of Modena, on a big pole with CFE MM6848 plate!!. Likely placed in October 2008. In 2012 it was identified (confirmed) being the real MM6848
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F-104S-ASAM (c/n 1172) MM6872 only with 9 Stormo 10 Gruppo markings but no serial, Italian Air Force, preserved on a pole near the Alpine Veterans House in Bovolone-Verona.
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F-104S-ASA (c/n 1173) MM6873 “4-9”, Italian Air Force, preserved in a black color scheme at Grosseto AB opposite the 9 Gruppo building on a pole.
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F-104S-ASA (c/n 1175) MM6875 as “MM6783 / 50-03”, Italian Air Force, preserved as gateguard at Piacenza-Damiano AB.
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F-104S-ASAM (c/n 1180) MM6880 “5-36” , Italian Air Force, preserved as gateguard at Cervia AB next ot MM6916/5-31. This 5-36 carries external pylon fuel tanks.
F-104S-ASAM (c/n 1187) MM6887 as “9-15” and “5-33”, Italian Air Force, preserved on a pole at Decimomannu.
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F-104S-ASA (c/n 1208) MM6908, Italian Air Force, will become preserved lateron, currently under rebuild at Cervia Maintenance center (from June 2009). Planned location still unknown.
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F-104S-ASA (c/n 1209) MM6909, Italian Air Force, preserved on a pole with the Stamp Fond metal company at Peirone, 3 – 12047 Rocca de’ Baldi (CN) , Italy. (Photo: Ronald van der Valk)
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F-104S-ASA (c/n 1210) MM6910 “37-18”, Italian Air Force, preserved on a pole at Trapani-Birgi AB.
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F-104S-ASAM (c/n 1212) MM6912 as “MM6737 / RS-01”, Italian Air Force, was preserved on a pole at the Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore at Piacenza since April 2010. It carries the CFE plate from MM6737. In March 2019 this Italian Catholic University decided to have this F-104 removed because it is a “negative symbol of war”. In 2023 it was dismantled and transported to San Damiano for restoration. There the aircraft was internally identified as the real MM6912.
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F-104S-ASAM (c/n 1214) MM6914 as “51-03” and “51-07” on a pole at Erbe Verona near the Ferrari club. Its identity was confirmed in August 2008. In 2007 it was prepared for preserval at Grazzanise.
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F-104S-ASA (c/n 1216) MM6916 “5-31” , Italian Air Force, preserved as gateguard at Cervia AB next to MM6880/5-36. This 5-31 carries missiles.
F-104S-ASA (c/n 1220) MM6920 “5-35” , Italian Air Force, preserved in Bari with the local aero club.
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F-104S-ASA (c/n 1221) MM6921 as “MM5122”, Italian Air Force, preserved on a pole at the Scuola Militare Accademia Aeronautica in Pozzuoli with squadron markings on its tail.
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F-104S Starfighter (cn 1222) MM6922, with nose from MM6931 and tail from MM6559, can be found preserved inside the Scuderia Baldini (Ferrari) showroom in Rome, Italy since 2018. It came from Bentivoglio scrapdealer and restored in highly polished overall bare metal. (Photo thanks to Baldini).
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F-104S-ASAM (c/n 1225) MM6925 “RS-25”, preserved at Velletri, near Rome. It can be found at street Quatiere Zona 167. (id. was confirmed in May 2008). Nowadays it carries the ASA-M prototype CMX611 colors. First noted 5-5-2023. Picture shows is still with earlier color scheme.
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F-104S-ASAM (c/n 1230) MM6930 “9-99”, Italian Air Force, preserved outside at the Vigna di Valle museum, in the famous Ducati red color scheme.
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F-104S/ASA-M MM6932 preserved in a park at Pietrelcina (BN) since around 2006. CFE Plate on the aircraft shows reduction date 21 June 2006 so it must have arrived after that. We still need confirmation of its identity
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F-104S-ASA (c/n 1234) MM6934 “9-31″ , Italian Air Force, preserved since February 2014 at the Piazza del Caduti di Nassiriya in Grazzanise-town. In 2020 it was seen at the Grazzanise Air Base for restoration and it will be expected back in Grazzanise town in 2021.
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F-104S-ASAM (c/n 1135) MM6935, Italian Air Force, without serial but Baracca badge, preserved with the Aero Club Francesco Baracca Lugo di Romagna, at the aeroporto di Villa San Martino. (l/n 28-8-2021)
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F-104S-ASAM (c/n 1236) MM6936, Italian Air Force, preserved on an unknown location. (“4-51”??).
Find it with Google MapsF-104S-ASAM (c/n 1237) MM6937 “9-51” , Italian Air Force, preserved in Supino (FR) since 16 November 2005.
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F-104S-ASAM (c/n 1239) MM6939 “9-35” can be found guarding the gate of the Museo Storico Piana delle Orme, located at Borgo-Faiti. It was erected on 15 March 2008. It has the tail from MM6722.The aircraft is movable, had retracting nose wheel and mounted on a movable platform. See also video of the aircraft here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yFaSm0w-5kE&feature=player_embedded
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F-104S-ASAM (c/n 1240) MM6940 as “5-30” (23 Gruppo) in old color scheme preserved at Cervia AB .
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F-104S-ASA (c/n 1241) MM6941 “4-10”, Italian Air Force, preserved with Istituto Tecnico Industriale at Pisa, near Piazza dei Miracoli.
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F-104S-ASA (c/n 1243) MM6943 “4-1”, Italian Air Force, preserved in an old AMI colorscheme (bare metal) inside the new Grosseto Base museum (inside the old 20 Gruppo hangar) at Grosseto AB.
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TF-104G (c/n 5767) MM54226 “20-1”, Italian Air Force, preserved as gateguard at the Istituto di Scienze Militari Aeronautiche in Firenze. First noted February 2008.
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TF-104G (c/n5772) MM54228, as “4-28”, camouflage scheme, preserved without engine, at Caselle (Torino) Airport. In earlier days it was light grey with serial ’UTT2-01’.
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TF-104G (c/n 5778) MM54231, Italian Air Force, preserved on a pole on Grosseto Air Base near 20 Gruppo buildings wearing blue special LEO colorscheme. It recently moved to the new 20gr. buildings.
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TF-104G (c/n 5781) MM54233, Italian Air Force, preserved as “4-30” at Perdasdefogu, near Salto Di Quirra Range, on a pole (in earlier day it carried a special color scheme but now it is light grey.
TF-104G (c/n5204) MM54253, as “4-20”, special color scheme, preserved without engine, inside the new Grosseto Base museum (inside the old 20 Gruppo hangar) at Grosseto.
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An unidentified F-104 can be found wearing code “9-51” at the premises of the Avio Aero factory at least since 2008. We try to find out more about its identity. This could be MM6701 which was seen in a shelter at Grazzanise in July 2006, completely restored and ready to be transported from display somewhere.
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F-104S-ASA-M (c/n 1xxx) MM6???, Italian Air Force, preserved on a pole at Grazzanise in red as “9-90” to celebrate 90 years Italian Air Force in since 18 December 2013. Who knows its real identity? (It is not MM6762).
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F-104S-ASA (c/n1???) MM6??? Preserved on the premises of the university of Palermo as MM6714 code 37-01 (18 Gruppo), with CFE plate from MM6714. (CFE plate of MM6714 was applied on the wrong airframe so we still do no know which one this is.) Since 21 October 2010 it is put on a framework as can be seen on the picture. In 2022 a refurbishing job started and it was seen with the new 37 Stormo markings for the first time in February 2023.
F-104S-ASA (c/n1…) MM6??? Preserved at the Isituto Tecnico ‘ MOVM Don Giuseppe Morosini’, Via Casilina, Ferentino (FR). it was released 25 September 2008. Although it carries the CFE plate from MM6912, the airframe is from another aircraft (unidentified yet). The real MM6912 has been identified at Piacenza in 2023 (RS-01).
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F-104S-ASAM (c/n 1???) MM6??? “9-51”, Italian Air Force, preserved on a roundabout near a paper-factory in Tolmezzo, North Udine. It is not MM6717..
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F-104S-ASA (c/n 1???) MM6???, Italian Air Force, preserved on a pole at the Introdaqua village park near Sulmona village (AQ) without serial. It’s here since October 2006. It could not be MM6705 because that aircraft was confirmed as Caprodrise aircraft.
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