Indeed. Just leave it. Document it, photograph it, leave it. There's no reason to lift it, to "restore it", etc. It's a wreck. Leave it alone. Go find a "mo

Indeed. Just leave it. Document it, photograph it, leave it. There's no reason to lift it, to "restore it", etc. It's a wreck. Leave it alone. Go find a "modern" Electra, and make that as "close to Earharts" plane for your display. But there's no reason to drag this thing up. If this plane were shot down, it would be considered a war grave and left untouched. No reason to not treat this the same. Rejoice if she has, indeed, been found. Peace for the families, finally.