Category: Aircraft/Parts For Sale

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Original, Restored de Havilland DH.9 Offered For Sale

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A major piece of aviation history is currently for sale with the offering of de Havilland DH.9 E8894/G-CDLI.

E-8894, now registered G-CDLI, was restored to flying condition with an original engine, making it the only First World War bomber currently capable of flight and the sole flying example from the Imperial Gift Scheme. Its counterpart, D-5649, was restored to a non-flying, conserved condition and is now displayed in the Imperial War Museum’s Airspace hangar. Both restorations were completed to the highest standards in the Retrotec workshops in East Sussex. The restoration of E-8894, completed in late 2018, ensures this remarkable aircraft’s place in aviation history as a genuine flying relic of the First World War and a testament to Aero Vintage’s dedication to preserving aviation heritage.

The airframe and Siddeley-Deasy Puma 200 BHP engine each have 25.0 Hrs SMOH by Aero Vintage Ltd. The aircraft is currently being offered for GBP£1,600,000. Click here to check out the full listing, which includes additional photos and details.

(Photo: Alan Wilson via Wikimedia Commons)

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1975 Beechcraft F33A For Sale: “Lots of Extras”

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A 1975 Beechcraft F33A Bonanza has been spotted for sale. The listing states (in part):

TTAF: 4888; Engine TSMO: 890; Prop is new. Lots of extras, EAM life raft (expired), artic cat swamp cooler, spare interior parts, etc. MAKE AN OFFER.

The aircraft is located in Palm City, Florida. Click here to check out eBay listing, which includes a number of additional photos.

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North American Navion Airframe For Sale: “Many Additional Parts Included”

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A North American Navion airframe has been spotted for sale. The listing states:

L17 North American Navion painted in military colors for static display only. No engine. No interior. Many many additional parts come with it. Easily dismantled for transport on 2 16ft trailers. Front windshields included. Delivery available.

The airframe is located in Florala, Alabama and is currently available for US $9,000. Click here to check out the eBay listing.

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Extremely Rare Kreutzer Tri-Motor Fuselage Project For Sale

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A rare aircraft project is being offered for sale in the form of a Kreutzer Tri-Motor. The project is being offered by the Air Combat Museum with all proceeds to benefit the museum. The listing states (in part):

Unique project for sale! Kreutzer tri-motor fuselage. We have just a fuselage and some engine parts. No paperwork. The other picture is of our complete flying Kreutzer for reference. Ours is the only flying one left in the world, so this project would be very cool to own and complete.

The project is located in Springfield, Illinois and is available for US $9,000, although offers are also being accepted. Click here to check out the eBay listing.

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Aeronca C-2 Airframe For Sale: “Built by Professional Restorer”

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An Aeronca C-2 reproduction airframe has been spotted for sale. The listing states:

Built by a professional restorer. Does not include an engine/prop. Does include magnetic compass and altitude indicator.

The airframe is located in Springfield, Illinois and is available for US $11,000, athough offers are also being accepted. All proceeds to support the Air Combat Museum. Click here to check out the eBay listing, which includes several additional photos.

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1942 Waco UPF-7 Project For Sale: “Two Core Continental 670 Radials Included”

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A 1942 Waco UPF-7 project has been spotted for sale. The listing states (in part):

Selling a 1942 Waco UPF-7 project. There are six wing panels with hardware. There are two core Continental 670 radial that goes with it. They do not turn over. Engine run stand is not included. The airframe is on gear. The flight controls are in it. Rudder, vertical fin, horizontal stabilizer, and elevators are included. 4 ailerons. Center section parts. UC-78 cowling.

The project is located in Kokomo, Indiana and is currently available for US $30,000, although offers are also being accepted. Click here to check out the eBay listing, which includes many additional photos.

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1974 UH1H Huey Project For Sale: “Good Condition, Low Hours”

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A 1974 UH1H Huey project has been spotted for sale. The listing states (in part):

Engine: T53L13; Airframe total time: 3000hrs; Engine hours: 500smoh; Manufacturer Serial number: 13790; Army serial number: 74-22466; This is a very nice Bell Huey helicopter that can be fixed and flown again or used for a display. It’s basically complete minus the transmission, mast and main rotor blades. No swashplate, No gearboxes. She was last flown by the army in 2001. It has a data plate and some printed manuals and I have most of the components time sheets. Overall she’s in good condition and low hours. She’s priced to sell I’m looking for a quick sale! You won’t find another one this complete for the money! You will need a 40’ flatbed trailer and a fork lift to load it. Helicopter is being sold as is with a bill of sale.

The Huey is located in Valdosta, Georgia and is currently available for US $75,000. Click here to check out the eBay listing, which includes many additional photos.

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1959 Bonanza Project For Sale: “Upgrades Too Numerous To Mention”

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A 1959 Bonanza K35 Project has been spotted for sale. The listing states (in part):

The V-tail airframe has been the recipient of upgrades too numerous to mention, some from the factory, others from the aftermarket by S.T.C., designed to make the airplane faster, fly farther, be quieter and more comfortable, and be safer… Number one on most speed freak lists is the IO-520BB engine installation! The engine installed was rebuilt by Ultimate Engines of Mena, Arkansas, in 2000 with new cylinders, GAMI fuel injectors, and flow-balanced cylinders. Time since major overhaul now is 1,536. Unfortunately, this aircraft suffered damage when the pilot broke ground and folded the gear, then settled back onto the grass runway and landed gear up. Unlike a gear up on asphalt, the belly is not scraped up, but several belly skins are dented and wrinkled. Sold with logbooks for the airframe since day one in 1959 to the present, plus a large amount of supporting paperwork, including S.T.C.s, POH, and flight manual, and the engine logs since the very detailed overhaul, and the prop log.

The aircraft is located in Minneapolis, Minnesota and is currently available for US $16,950, although bids are also being accepted. Click here to check out the eBay listing, which includes many additional details (including damage overview) and photos.

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1963 Maule M4 Project For Sale: “3602 TT, 422 SMOH, O-300”

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A 1963 Maule M4 project has been spotted for sale. The listing states (in part):

This aircraft was restored in 1999, including complete recover with Stits Polyfiber and repaint with Imron in white, black, red, and gold. It still looks great. Used about 40 hours per year for the last 10 years as the owner’s practical but fun airplane. Unfortunately, after landing and during taxi earlier this year, the right landing gear shock strut broke, allowing the right main gear to bow outwards, which allowed the right wing tip to touch the ground, the right entry step to push backward slightly, and the tips of the fixed pitch prop to bend slightly. No other damage occurred, and the owner of the airplane made a repair on the shock strut so the airplane now rolls around fine. The O-300 engine installed here has only 422 hours since major overhaul in 2012. At the overhaul, all six cylinders were replaced with new Millenniums, new Slick mags, and a high-torque pushbutton starter. The engine is also alternator equipped. Sold with logbooks for the airframe and engine since new, as well as lots of nice additional paperwork.

The aircraft is located in Minneapolis, Minnesota and is currently available for US $11,950, although bids are also being accepted. Click here to check out the eBay listing, which includes many additional photos and details.

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1946 Aeronca Champ For Sale: “Low Time, 4.8 Hrs Since Restoration”

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A 1946 Aeronca Champ has been spotted for sale. The listing states (in part):

1946 Aeronca 7AC Champ; Airframe: 641.8 TT; Engine: 18.4 SMOH; 4.8 hours since rebuild; Annual completed: Oct. 2025. Airplane is equipped with a C85 engine, RPM gage, altimeter, temp gage, oil pressure, magnetic compass, airspeed, and fuel gage, No elt is installed. No electrical system. Airplane was completely disassembled. Frame sandblasted and epoxy primed. Installed new wood formers, floor panels, upholstery, headliner, side windows, tailwheel, and tailwheel springs. Landing gear struts rebuilt. Wings dissembled. Spars inspected and refinished. New leading edge skins installed. Aircraft covered with Polyfiber fabric and finish.

The aircraft is located in Alva, Oklahoma and is currently available for US US $43,000, although offers are also being accepted. Click here to check out the eBay listing, which includes a number of additional photos.

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