Precision Aerospace / Precision Airmotive Pty Ltd
Owner: Murray Griffiths (deceased 2011) - Doug Hamilton
Postal address: P.O. Box 90, Glenrowan, VIC 3675  Australia
Facility address: Wangaratta Airport, Greta Road, Wangaratta,VIC
Admission $5.00 (adults), closed to the public, see below

Precision Aerospace is a restoration and parts manufacturing company for warbirds founded in 1997. The company moved from Melbourne to Wangaratta Airport to the hangar formerly used by Air World. Inside, the hangar Precision established an active restoration facility and aircraft display area known as "Pacific Aircraft Museum". Precision is a sub-contractor for Fighter Factory / Gerald Yagen on a number of restorations. The company does not have an official website at present. Also known as Precision Aerospace Productions (PAP).

During the 2000's until 2006, Precision Aerospace had the "Pacific Aircraft Museum" open to the public on a donation basis. The museum was closed to the publc in 2007. After owner Murray Griffiths passed away in 2011, the company was purchased by Mr. Doug Hamilton. Tom Scott is the chief engineer.

Aircraft Under Restoration, Storage or Display
Aircraft under restoration or being used in restorations.

Ki-61 Tony Manufacture Number 299
Displayed at Precision, reportedly, under restoration for PNG Museum

CA-16 Wirraway Serial Number A20-704

CA-6 Wackett Serial Number A3-22
formerly Air World collection, displayed at Precision until 2004, moved to RAAF Musuem Point Cook

Vultee Vengeance Mark IIA Serial Number A27-247
Center section displayed at Precision

P-40E Kittyhawk Serial Number A29-53

P-40N Warhawk Serial Number 42-104986
Tail section only original, rest of aircraft new built. First flight March 6, 2016

P-40M Kittyhawk A29-366
Under restoration and offered for sale

P-40M Kittyhawk Serial Number A29-310
Under restoration

P-39F Airacobra Serial Number 41-7215
During 2000 purchased from from Cape York. Under restoration to flying condition

Ki-61 Tony Manufacture Number 640
Arrived 2004, under restoration to be returned to PNG Museum

Ki-61 Tony Manufacture Number 299
Arrived 2004, under restoration from the PNG Museum

F4U-1D Corsair Bureau Number 82640
Under restoration at Precision Aerospace, owned by Gerald Yagen

FG-1A Corsair Bureau Number 87833
Recovered from Lake Washington, owned by Gerald Yagen

OS2U Kingfisher
Under restoration for Gerald Yagen

P-40E Warhawk Serial Number 41-35984
Recovered from Russia by Gerald Yagen under restoration in the markings of P-40E Kittyhawk A29-113 assigned to S/Ldr Cresswell

P-40N Warhawk Serial Number 42-105913
Recovered from Iron Range Airfield, under restoration

L-5B Sentinel Serial Number 42-99639
Displayed at the museum with the wings removed, in storage

P-38G "Dumbo!" Serial Number 42-12847 Number 37
Salvaged by Robert Greinert in 2002, move to Precision 2004, owner Gerald Yagen

P-38H "Japanese Sandman II" Serial Number 42-66905
Tail booms salvaged by Robert Greinert in 2000, move to Precision 2004, owner Gerald Yagen

P-40N "The Carolina Belle" Serial Number 42-104947
Aquired by Murry Griffiths in the early 2000s, on June 15, 2017 registered to Precision Airmotive as VH-AIN

P-40N-1 Kittyhawk
Ex-RAAF

Spitfire Mark V
Recovered from a swamp. No other information.

P-40N-5 Kittyhawk
Fuselage being restored.

CA-12 Boomerang
Ex RAAF Under restoration.

Freighter Mk.31 VH-ADL
Ex Pakistan Air Force S4438

Mirage 3O(F) A3-42/42
Ex RAAF 77 Squadron

CA-25 Winjeel A85-402/02 VH-BFX
Ex RAAF

CA-25 Winjeel A85-442/42 VH-NTN
Ex RAAF

Lockheed 12A VH-AB
Under restoration

DH84 I (A34-30)  VH-AON
Ex RAAF

DH89B Vampire (NZ524)  VH-BGP ex RNZAF 
Ex SAAF Under restoration

Aircraft restored or formerly at Precision
List of aircraft that were restored or formerly displayed at Precision Aerospace / Precision Airmotive.

P-40N "Little Jeanne" Serial Number 42-105915
Restored to flying condition, stored at Precision from 2002-2007 sold to a buyer in France

A-20G "Big Nig" Serial Number 43-9436
Salvaged by the RAAF, acquired by Precision during late 2004, fuselage restoration and repaint shipped to Pima Air & Space Museum

References
Classic Wings, Issue 61, 2007:
"CLOSURE OF PUBLIC ACCESS: For several years, it was possible for members of the public to visit the workshop and view the active restoration work along with some of the as yet unrestored machines suitably displayed in dioramas etc. This was well managed by a team of volunteers however whilst this program did provide some positive benefits, it was decided after some deliberation that the interruption to work flow caused by the visitors wanting to speak with restoration staff took too high a toll on productivity. Additionally, erroneous and misleading information started appearing on some of the less reliable websites so the policy of easy access was terminated and the doors were reluctantly closed to visitors in 2006."
The Wings Over New Zealand Aviation Forum - RIP Murray Griffiths
Facebook - RAAF Museum and Heritage Centres May 20, 2016 (photo)
"The Bostons were not the only aircraft which departed from Point Cook today for Wangaratta. Kittyhawk, A29-28, also moved out to undergo a facelift at Wangaratta over the next couple of months before rejoining the Museum, hopefully looking much better than she does now."

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