This TF-104G is one of the 220 combat-capable trainer version of the F-104G produced and had no cannon or centerline pylon along with reduced internal fuel. It is preserved inside this eclectic museum (previously named Swabian Farmers and Technology Museum (Schwäbisches Bauern und Technikmuseum)) situated to the north-east of Stuttgart.

On inside display at the Kiemele Museum in Seifertshofen is this former Luftwaffe TF-104G 2813. It is one of the few aircraft kept inside here and still in good condition. It was first reported here in October 1997.

This Albatros was originally 153 with the NVA but became 2813 upon German re-unification. It is now stored on the grass at the Fly-Coop home airfield.

Preserved at "Schwäbisches Bauern und Technik Museum" Seifertshofen

Not long after transfer from the East German AF, where it was serialled 153, to the German AF.