Many thanks again, Tom! For the time being, I've sort of standardized all of the Bearcat variants to using the -2 FDE's, and it is an absolute thrill.
I had been curious for a while now, as to how many Bearcats there actually are that are airworthy around the world, and last night I set about making a full and complete listing, so here it is...
Southern California Wing of the Commemorative Air Force:
F8F-2 N7825C
Friedkin Family Collection (father and son Dan and Tom Friedkin):
F8F-2 N1DF
F8F-2 N8TF
Historic Flight Foundation:
F8F-2 N800H
Tom Wood Estate:
F8F-1B N2209
John O'Connor:
F8F-2 N68RW
Rod Lewis/Lewis Air Legends:
F8F-1 N58204
F8F-2 N14WB
F8F-2 N747NF
F8F-2 N777L (Rare Bear)
Jens Meyerhoff:
F8F-1 N9G
The Fighter Collection:
F8F-2P G-RUMM
Royal Thai Air Force Museum:
F8F-1 "1234" (yes, this aircraft is kept in airworthy condition, and has flown on special occassions since 2007 - and it is gorgeous!)
Bob Pond Estate/Palm Springs Air Museum:
G-58B N700A
Also, under restoration at Fighter Rebuilders in Chino, CA, to airworthy condition, is G-58A N3025. The aircraft is registed to the Steve Hinton, but it sounds like it is being restored through the combined co-op efforts of all of the big names involved with the Planes of Fame Air Museum, and that it will be essentially the museum's Bearcat when complete.