ME-262 with original type engines

They used General Electric J85 motors on the ME 262s reproductions @ Boeing, Payne Field Everett, WA. Original Jumos were toast after 10 hours of flight.

BOB HAMMER RECALLS THE DAY ten 18-wheel tractor trailers dumped the pieces of five Messerschmitt Me 262 Stormbird jet fighter reproductions in a hangar near the city of Everett, Washington. The pieces had been trucked in from Texas, where an initial attempt to build the aircraft had ended in lawsuits. “Parts everywhere—parts, parts, parts,” says Hammer, a retired Boeing engineer. “You never saw such a mess.”
Stormbird | Air & Space Magazine| Smithsonian Magazine