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A Northrop F-5 has hit the market. The product description states:
“Aggressors Squadron” Aircraft is not complete. It has been demilled by the Royal Canadian Air Force. Many additional parts available.
The machine is located in Campbellford, ON CAN and pricing is available upon request. Click here to check out the complete listing.
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A 75% scale Titan T-51 Mustang has hit the market. The machine was reportedly built nine years ago from the famous Titan kit and was constructed over a 2500 hr period using “all new items.” The product description states (in part):
Very easy to fly, Take off and land, retractable landing gear/hydraulic driven by an electric pump… Total hours on engine and airframe 350, Rotax 912s powered so economical and reliable, 110 Knots economy cruise vne 160 knots, aerobatic +4.4 g -2.2 cleared UK, 100 ltr of fuel capacity, 10 months permit to fly, 2 seater dual control minus rear rudder pedals. There are some things that need attention but she’s flying, Mainly cosmetic but its never bothered me. She always gets lots of attention wherever I take her. Amazing short field performance, I operate out of 720 feet & due to location and obstacles I have to land in a south easterly direction so it means I usually land with a tail wind & still down & stopped in less than 720 feet. She’s not been updated with 833 radio.
The aircraft is based in south Norfolk, UK and is currently available for £75,000. Click here to check out the complete listing on eBay.
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The cockpit of Polish Air Force MiG-21MF 8022 has hit the market. The product description states:
Recently repainted in red/white take off of Croatian air force scheme to represent Polish air force insignia. Aircraft was completely stripped to bare aluminum by method of vapor blasting. Careful care was taken to correct any dings or dents. Aircraft was primed, sealed and coated in PPG base/clear in Ferrari Corsa red and Avus white. The paint is flawless. All inside compartments were all opened and cleaned before painting. Cockpit is 100 percent complete. Cockpit glass is clear and in great shape. The display stand is being repainted at the time of this listing in a gloss white finish. This is a one of a kind show piece, not another around like it.
The section is located in Calhoun, Georgia and is currently available for US $19,999, although bids are also being accepted. Click here to check out the complete listing on eBay.
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Boeing Stearman PT-13D Kaydet S/N 42-17506 (N261PD) is available for sale. The product description states:
Full Restoration By Caruso 177 Hours Ago. New Wings, Fabric, Leather Seats, Etc. Lycoming 680-17, 177 Hours Since Overhaul. McCauley Steel Adjustable Propeller. Becker VHF And Transponder. It Is Believed This Is The Lowest Time PT13D In The World At 706 Hours TT. Full Documented History. Excellent Condition.
The machine is located in Lancaster, PA and is currently being offered for US $189,000. Click here to check out the complete listing.
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SNJ-5/AT6-D (S/N 43-884 / N43884) has hit the market.
The R-1340-AN-1-powered aircraft is described as “ex USN Pensacola, ex Spanish Air Force” and the recipient of a Judges Appreciation Award at Oshkosh 2016.
The machine reportedly includes original panels with all O/H instruments, a Hooker Harnesses, pre-oilier, dual King comm, King transponder and a working N3-B gun sight and reflector. The aircraft is also said to boast an “extremely rare” W-7B left wing camera with original box and original, restored 100 lb. practice bombs for static display.
The SNJ is located in Radnor, OH and is currently available for US $229,000. Click here to check out the complete listing.
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Piper L-4J “War Bug” has hit the market.
The aircraft is reportedly equipped with a Continental A-65 engine, metal spars, Cleveland brakes and a Scott tail wheel and is said to be flying with a current annual.
The machine is located in Hollywood, Flordia and is now available for bidding. Click here to check out the complete listing on eBay.
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A full-scale, static reproduction of a BAE Hawk cockpit in in Red Arrows color scheme has hit the market.
The section is reportedly made from fiberglass and plywood and is believed to have been “a group apprentice test piece.” It contains “no serviceable aircraft parts” but is said to be “an excellent starting point for any future simulator or display project.”
The cockpit includes an ejector seat that is lying down inside the cockpit as well as a trailer. It is located in Leighton Buzzard, UK and is currently available for bidding. Click here to check out the complete listing on eBay.
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Harvard IV N44110 has hit the market.
The airframe reportedly had 5,808 hrs prior to a “complete, ground up restoration” that also included an “overhauled engine and accessories from Aero-Engine.” Features are said to include a polished 109 inch (-12) prop, fresh (overhauled) fuel bladders (no leaks), electric fuel boost-pump and Emron paint. Both instrument panels are described as “essentially original stock” with the front panel carrying “basic radio with Omni.”
The machine is based at Gillespie Field in San Diego and is currently being offered for $235,000. Click here to check out the complete listing.
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A Consolidated Vultee BT-13A touted as “possibly the nicest BT-13 restoration on the planet” has hit the market.
The aircraft (S/N 10425 / N313BT) is reportedly equipped with an avionics package, a Pratt & Whitney R-985 with heavy wall piston pins and an upgraded supercharger bearing, and a Hamilton Standard Prop with 6101A-12 full length blades. The machine is said to be in “excellent condition” with everything being “either overhauled To zero time condition or brand new.”
The airframe has a total estimated time of 2,125 hrs, although there is said to be “only 125 hours on everything” since complete restoration.
The Vultee is reportedly located in California and is currently being offered for US $129,000. Click here to check out the complete listing.
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North American T-28 Trojan S/N 51-3693 has hit the market.
The machine (N14124) was reportedly used by the French Air Force until 1972 when it was brought back to the US. It later suffered damage after performing a forced landing in the New Mexico desert due to the engine seizing on departure. The wings and engine broke off and fuselage is mangled in several areas, however, there is said to be “ALOT of good parts.”
According to the description, the horizontals and elevators were not damaged and were unbolted. The landing gear was also in the UP position and “should be okay.” The windshield is intact, although the canopy is broken. The engine is seized and one cylinder was pulled for investigation. Logbooks and dataplates are reportedly “all there and included.”
The Trojan is located in Phoenix, Arizona and is currently available for bidding. Click here to check out the complete listing on eBay.
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