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An Curtiss Jenny project has been spotted for sale. The listing states (in part):
Curtiss JN-4 Jenny, 1918 Project. This is NOT a replica its a original JN-4 Jenny 1918 with original serial number. New wood kit for wings and fuselage. Two Engines OX5 one complete and one in parts. New Radiator and Spider / New radiator mount. New Prop. New Cowling. Some Gauges. Some Engine tooling. All blue prints for standard JN-4 and Canuck. Plus many more parts not listed. Maybe interested in trade for old motorcycle of equal vale.
The project is located in Auburn, California and is currently available for bidding. Click here to check out the eBay listing, which includes a number of additional photos.
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A Curtiss Jenny project has been spotted for sale. The listing states (in part):
Curtiss Jenny 1918 Project: New wood kit for wings and fuselage; One Engine OX5; New Radiator; New Prop; New Cowling; Some Gauges; All blue prints for standard JN-4 and a Canuck; Plus many more parts not listed.
The project is located in Auburn, California and is currently available for US $110,000, although bids are also being accepted. Click here to check out the listing on eBay, which includes a number of additional photos.
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An ultralight Curtiss Jenny has been spotted for sale. The listing states (in part):
This is a Jenny ultralight aircraft by Cloud Dancer corp it is in good shape and runs great. Just ran it today. This biplane requires no license to fly because of it being a 103 ultralight airplane.
The machine is located in Janesville, Wisconsin and is currently available for bidding. Click here to check out the listing on eBay.
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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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A collection of Curtiss JN-4H drawings have been spotted for sale. The listing states (in part):
ORIGINAL WWI US AIR SERVICE JNH-4 CURTISS JENNY AIRCRAFT BLUEPRINT PLANS SET. Bought from local estate. Approx 17″ x 22″ book of blueprints. 19 pages. Has been stored folded, has wear and tear, losses, some pages better than others, some fragile.
The collection is located in East Northport, New York and is available for US $499.88. Click here to check out the complete listing on eBay, which includes a number of additional images.
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A Curtiss Jenny project is currently available for sale.
The aircraft was reportedly “rebuilt and improved structurally and mechanically in the Philippines” before being disassembled and brought to the US. The example is said to boast many original Jenny parts and is powered by “new 3.8 Ford motor.”
The Jenny, which currently “needs to be finished being put back together,” is located in Great Falls, Montana and is being offered for $39,999, although bids are also being accepted. Click here to check out the complete listing on eBay.
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Three original Curtiss JN-6H1 Jenny parts have hit the market. The listing states:
Here are 3 original JN6H1 aircraft parts. The rudder has the original fabric. There are some breaks in the fabric but it is all there. The wicker pilots seat is fragile. The back has partially detached from the bottom. The cowling is in good condition. The leather padding shows some wear. There is no glass in the windscreen frame. Due to the fragile condition of these items I’m asking for local pickup only. If the buyer wishes arrange for a shipper to pick it up they can do that too. Located in Pensacola Florida.
The parts are currently available for US $9,000. Click here to check out the complete listing on eBay.
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Fantasy of Flight’s Kermit Weeks has posted a new video update on his Curtiss Jenny project, presented by restoration specialist Ken Kellett.
As previously reported, the aircraft (S/N A5360 / C/N 2404) was damaged when Hurricane Andrew struck the Florida-based collection back in 1992. Since then, all damaged wood and metal components have been replaced, including all of the wing spars and fuselage longerons. The paint work, which is just about complete, saw the application of the same USAAS markings the machine wore while it was based at the EAA Museum in Oshkosh back in the 1980s.
Click below to check out the new video.
Continue reading Kermit Weeks Shares Curtiss Jenny Restoration Update [Video]
On Wednesday, the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force in Dayton, Ohio lowered their Curtiss Jenny from its suspended position and relocated it to floor display in an area previously occupied by their Avro 504K.
The museum’s Avro is currently undergoing restoration and will reportedly hang above the Jenny in the museum’s Early Years Gallery upon its return to display. To learn more about the Avro restoration, check out the new Fall 2018 edition of The Flying Machine journal.
Click below to check out photos and video of the Jenny’s recent move.
Continue reading USAF Museum Curtiss Jenny On The Move [Video]
