Fitted with the rear fuselage of A94-954 during its restoration in Australia.

CAC 'Avon Sabre', A94-901 served with various RAAF Squadrons and was part of the 76 Squadron RAAF 'Black Panthers' Aerobatic Team from 1961 to 1965 based at Williamtown (76 on the tailplabne). Owned by Boeing de Havilland Collection, 901 is on permanent loan to the HARS Collection Shellharbour, Wollongong NSW Australia.

A94-936 was scrapped in 1966.

Then on display oustside the RAAF Museum. Later put in storage.

Built as a Mk 30, this was the first production Avon-Sabre for the RAAF, delivered to 1 AD on 19 August 1954. Allocated to ARDU for test-flying, then squadron service with various units including 76 Squadron's Black Panthers aerobatic team. Converted to Mk 31 status with '6-3' fixed leading edge wing. Retired in December 1966 & scheduled to be converted to components, but rescued and displayed at the Mildura Warbirds Museum for many years. Donated to Bankstown Aviation Museum 1999 & passed on to HARS 2006

This Sabre was delivered to the RAAF on 19/8/1954. Served with ARDU Seen here at Mildura in Victoria. This photograph was scanned from a Kodak slide.

The Marksmen was an aerobatic team that used the RR Avon-engined Sabre. A94-922 was retained by the RAAF in storage until 1994 when it was swapped for a collection of Douglas Boston components needed for a museum project. The Sabre changed hands a couple of times and was shipped to Ardmore, New Zealand, for restoration to airworthy. That work stopped in 2005 but it remained in excellent condition in 2017.

Sabre 31 displayed at the RAAF Museum at Point Cook wearing the markings of 76 (Black Panther) Squadron.