How about Sierra Sue II from the 370th? That bird still exists in Minnesota and is one of the most accurate restorations ever done by a company that has mastered restoration up in Bemidji at AirCorps Aviation?
https://www.aircorpsaviation.com/project/p-51-d-sierra-sue-ii-p-51d-20-na/
check out the restoration and the paint job as it's right on the money for Sierra Sue II.
(Image removed from quote.)
Just signed up for the 370th in the upcoming scenario, as I have some history bits from a 370th pilot as well as knowing Jay Jones who wrote the massive 370th history. His grandpa had been in the 370th. Seems like a good excuse to fly a 370th bird 
Dan, you brought back a memory.
Sierra Sue was the first warbird I had my picture taken next to. She was sitting outside at Flying Cloud airport in Eden Prairie, visible from Hwy 169. This was years and years (20-25 or more?) ago. I put some black and white film in my old camera, donned a khaki Dickies work shirt and trousers and my bomber jacket, and went out and staged some photos. I had a flat-top haircut back then, and signed a print and sent it to my Mom, "With Love, from your son, Buzz", or something to that effect.
Back then, the Planes of Fame Air Museum put on a wonderful Memorial Day air event, which we never missed. I never did get to see Sue fly though. And I think since that time, she was impeccably restored by an outfit up in Bemidji?
Here's a video produced for her 2018 Super Bowl fly over. Great shots of her in the air:
From the website:
https://www.aircorpsaviation.com/project/p-51-d-sierra-sue-ii-p-51d-20-na/And a picture ebook about her and her restoration:
https://issuu.com/aircorpsaviation/docs/warbird_digest_sierra_sue-may1-2015
