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P-51 Mustang 'Double Trouble Two' T-Shirt
A tribute to one of the most distinctive P-51 Mustangs of WWII, our Double Trouble Two T-Shirt celebrates the aircraft flown by Lieutenant Colonel William ‘Wild Bill’ Bailey of the 353rd Fighter Group, aka the Slybirds.
Operating from RAF Raydon in England, the 353rd Fighter Group was renowned for the striking black-and-yellow checkerboard markings carried on the noses of its Mustangs. Bailey named his original aircraft Double Trouble after the two girlfriends he had left behind in the United States. When that Mustang was lost in an accident, its successor became Double Trouble Two.
Our design features a detailed side-profile illustration of Bailey’s P-51D Mustang, complete with its distinctive checkerboard nose, Double Trouble Two Nose Art, and wartime markings.
Part of our 909 Custom collection, this design is printed on a heavyweight, relaxed-fit T-Shirt crafted from 100% ring-spun US cotton. Garment-dyed for a soft, comfortable feel and a vintage look from day one.
A tribute to one of the most distinctive P-51 Mustangs of WWII, our Double Trouble Two T-Shirt celebrates the aircraft flown by Lieutenant Colonel William ‘Wild Bill’ Bailey of the 353rd Fighter Group, aka the Slybirds.
Operating from RAF Raydon in England, the 353rd Fighter Group was renowned for the striking black-and-yellow checkerboard markings carried on the noses of its Mustangs. Bailey named his original aircraft Double Trouble after the two girlfriends he had left behind in the United States. When that Mustang was lost in an accident, its successor became Double Trouble Two.
Our design features a detailed side-profile illustration of Bailey’s P-51D Mustang, complete with its distinctive checkerboard nose, Double Trouble Two Nose Art, and wartime markings.
Part of our 909 Custom collection, this design is printed on a heavyweight, relaxed-fit T-Shirt crafted from 100% ring-spun US cotton. Garment-dyed for a soft, comfortable feel and a vintage look from day one.

