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1946 Taylorcraft BC12D For Sale: “Exceptionally Maintained”

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A 1946 Taylorcraft BC12D has been spotted for sale. The listing states (in part):

Registration#: N95758; Engine TT: 3058.6; SMOH: 1054.6; SCTOH: 160.7; PROP: 657.6; Cyl#1 76/80; Cyl#2 76/80; Cyl#3 78/80; yl#4 77/80; Slicks mags; Airframe TT-4038.6; ELT-Oct 2022; All AD’s complied with Strut x-ray due 6/21/2022; Sellers Note: My airplane for the last 30 yr.’s always hangered; No Damage Reported, Always Hangered, Exceptionally Maintained.

The aircraft is located in Standish, Michigan and is currently available for bidding. Click here to check out the listing on eBay.

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A4D-2N Skyhawk For Sale: “Restoration to Factory New Standards”

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A 1962 Douglas A4D-2N Skyhawk (S/N 12790 / N214AT) restoration project has hit the market. The listing states (in part):

This Skyhawk has been the subject of a 28,000 man hour restoration by Fighting Classics of Marana, AZ. The restoration has been done to factory new standards. Every system has either been replaced or overhauled to zero time specifications. Fighting Classics estimates that it will take 3-4 months to complete the restoration.

The airframe has an estimated 3,000 TTSN, while the Wright J65-W-16A engine has 0 SMOH by S&S Turbine, St. Johns, B.C. Canada. The aircraft is currently being offered for $995,000. Click here to check out the complete listing.

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1941 Stearman For Sale: “Fully Restored, Professionally Maintained”

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A “fully restored” 1941 Boeing Stearman A75N1 is currently available for sale.

The “meticulously rebuilt” machine reportedly offers “increased performance with custom built enhancements to the R-985 Wasp engine.” The listing states (in part):

Navcom Radio and Intercom system; 12 volt Jasco Alternator and new sealed battery, Fuselage totally stripped and cleaned then rebuilt with all new AN hardware, New wood in wings and center section, Red line disk brakes, and 24ct gold graphics, N struts and Cabane struts are polished as are all the flying wires, All Dzus fastener were chromed, Covered with poly fiber (stitch) and painted, Engine rebuilt holding all tolerances to blue print minimums, Cylinders were low time standard steel bored .010 over, Fitted with new pistons, rings, valves and guides, Prop overhauled, Aircraft and Engine have about 500 hours

The aircraft is described as “mechanically sound and professionally maintained” and “will be delivered with a fresh annual.” It is located in Auburn, California and is currently being offered for US $135,000, although offers are also being accepted. Click here to check out the complete listing on eBay.

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1938 Fairchild Model 24K For Sale: “Masterfully Restored to Perfection”

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A 1938 Fairchild Model 24K has been spotted for sale. The listing states (in part):

Engine/Prop: Ranger L-440-5; HP: 175; TT: 140 (Since Restored)… N#: NC19189; SN: 3304; No Damage History, Always Hangared, Recent Annual, Logs Complete… Avionics / Equipment / Modifications: No ADS-B. Masterfully restored to perfection. One of a kind. Multi-award winner. Spare 0-Hour 200HP Ranger Engine. Box of Spare Parts and Book detailing the planes history included. Records Dating to 1938.

The aircraft is located in Bremen, Maine and is currently available for bidding. Click here to check out the listing on eBay.

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Stearman Project, Large Collection of Parts Offered For Sale

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A Stearman project as well as a large collection of related parts has been spotted for sale. The listing states (in part):

I have one Stearman Project with new wing and center section kits, new stringers (top, bottom and sides), including 4 different engines: Two 300 Lycomings, one R-985 PNW and one 440 horse Wright Engine.I have everything from carburetors, magnetos, governors, enough wing hardware for two airplanes, several stabilizers, front and back cockpit cowling, two to three firewalls, new old stock landing gear, tons of wheel and brake parts, landing gear scissors, all kinds of motor mounts for the engines, several BT-13 dishpans, hundreds of fuselage clamps, a multitude of instruments, extra wheels, two 2D-30 props, one windshield, complete sets of Cobain Struts plus extras, complete set of N-Struts, complete set of flying wires, elevators, front and back throttle quadrant, new wood wing kits, two fins, one fuel tank, seats, front and back sticks, all rudder/tail wheel cables and complete trim tab setup. Gear leg farings and many faring attachments.

The project / collection is located in Auburn, California and is currently available for US $80,000, although offers are also being accepted. Click here to check out the listing on eBay, which includes additional photos and details.

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Curtiss Jenny Project For Sale: “All Blueprints, Two OX-5 Engines”

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A Curtiss JN4 Jenny project has been spotted for sale. The listing states (in part):

Curtiss Jenny 1918 Project: New wood kit for wings and Fuselage, Two Engines OX5, New Radiator, New Mount, New Prop, New Cowing, Spear Cylinders, Some Gages, All the Blue Prints for Stander JN 4 and a Canuck, And much more two many parts to list.

The project is located in Auburn, California and is available for US $80,000, although offers are also being accepted. Click here to check out the complete listing on eBay.

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1941 Aeronca Chief For Sale: “2009 Restoration, Good Compression, Fresh Annual”

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A 1941 Aeronca Chief has been spotted for sale. The listing states (in part):

restoration done 2009, good compression, fresh annual, new tail wheel, new floor, fabric, gas-tanks, interior, newer mags and harness

The aircraft is located in Greenleaf, Wisconsin and is currently available for US $22,000, although bids are also being accepted. Click here to check out the listing on eBay.

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Rolls Royce Griffon Engine For Sale: “Ideal for Restoration or Valuable Parts”

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A Rolls Royce Griffon engine has been spotted for sale. The listing states (in part):

Rolls Royce Griffon engine 57 ( Shackleton.) This engine is missing a rocker cover & camshaft. (See photo.) Has been covered but some exposure to the elements. Ideal for restoration or for valuable parts. Strongly recommend that potential buyer views the engine before purchase.

The engine is located in North Lancashire.UK and is currently available for bidding. Click here to check out the listing on eBay.

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Full Scale, Allison-Powered 2004 Spitfire Mk IX For Sale

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An Allison V-1710-89-powered 2004 Spitfire Mk IX has been spotted for sale. The listing states (in part):

2004 Spitfire Mk IX Full Scale Replica, plans by Marcel Jurca Offered for Sale. This is as close as you will come to flying a real Spitfire at half the price. Get some friends together and buy this one of a kind warbird! Engine/Prop: Allison V-1710-89, Hamilton Standard DC-3 Prop (11’6″ Dia.); TT: 450 Hours; SMOH: 170 Hours; Exterior Colors: Federal Standard 595; N#: N1940K; SN: MK9EX; No Accident History; Always Hangered; Logs Completed; Avionics / Equipment / Modifications: ADS-B Out, Garmin SL40 Comms, Garmin 296 Navigation, AT-50 Transponder, 2-Place Intercoms; Priced to sell!

The aircraft is located in Prescott, Arizona and is currently available for bidding. Click here to check out the listing on eBay.

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Focke-Wulf Fw189 Project Spotted For Sale: “Well Advanced, Sole Surviving Example”

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A Focke-Wulf Fw189, believed to be “the sole surviving example of this distinctive type” has been spotted for sale.

The project aircraft (W/N 2100) is “thought to be the fourth of ten Fw189s produced by Aero in Prague in 1941.” It was reportedly test flown that July and went on to serve as an army cooperation aircraft for two years.

“Just after 3am on the morning of the 4th May 1943 the crew – pilot Lothar Mothes; navigator/bombardier/gunner Kurt Lebrecht; and rear gunner Gunther Albrecht – took off on what would be their last mission. The aircraft was to photograph Loukhi III Airbase from an altitude of 20,000ft and then continue north up the Murmansk-Leningrad Railway. Half an hour into the sortie a radio message was received to warn they were under heavy attack by Russian Hurricanes and that was the last communication received. Lebrecht and Albrecht died as a result of their wounds, whereas Mothes survived the ordeal, and the war. Mothes made his way behind Russina lines, living of bark from trees and grubs in order to survive, and finally reunited with German soldiers having evaded Russian soldiers for two weeks. He spent nine months in hospital and convalescing as a result of the crash, but returned to his duties as a pilot, flying a further 100 missions in Fw189s. Mothes was able to be reunited with the remains of this aircraft, in 1996 at the Biggin Hill airshow. Continue reading Focke-Wulf Fw189 Project Spotted For Sale: “Well Advanced, Sole Surviving Example”