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Low Hours MiG-17 Project With Complete Logs Offered For Sale

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A 1964 MiG-17 project (N604LS / S/N 1J0604) has hit the market. The listing states (in part):

Aircraft is in excellent condition with low airframe/engine hours, and would be a good candidate for restoration or museum display. Always kept in hangar with many spares including new flight control surfaces, spare canopy, ejection seat parachute, new airframe hoses (from Specialty Hose Co), new set of landing gear and drop tanks. Also comes with ground handling/servicing equipment including tail support cart, tow bar, super bee ground power cart, ground power rectifier (with adapter plug), and strut/nitrogen bottle servicing adapter fittings. Complete engine and airframe logs included with English translation, as well as set of maintenance manuals and aircraft inspection program.

The airframe reportedly has 599 TT, while the engine has 650 SNEW. The project is located in Tacoma, WA and is currently available for $35,000 USD, although this price is said to be negotiable. Click here to check out the complete listing.

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MiG-17F Project Offered For Sale

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A “beautiful example” of a 1959 MiG-17F has hit the market. The listing states (in part):

This airplane was built in Poland as a LIM 5 with afterburner. Serial number 1C1423. The aircraft has nice paint and is in original unmodified condition. Sale includes the airframe, VK1F afterburner engine, logbooks and towbar. The aircraft served with the Polish airforce 34th PLM at Gdynia. It was imported to the USA in 1993. It is not currently registered with the FAA and is not certified. The airplane is not currently airworthy. The aircraft had some water damage in the cockpit that would need restoration before preparing for certification. Additionally some elevator repair needed. Engine turns freely but was not started.

The machine is located in Latrobe, Pennsylvania and is currently available for bidding. Click here to check out the complete listing on eBay.

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“Fully Airworthy and Air Show Quality” MiG-17F Offered For Sale

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A “fully airworthy and air show quality” 1960 MiG-17F (S/N 1613 / N917F) has hit the market.

Details are limited, although the listing states that the machine has 1,876 TT and is powered by a VK-1 afterburning engine with 24 SMOH. The aircraft is reportedly equipped with an avionics package and is located in Tyler, TX. It is currently being offered for US $140,000.

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“Fully Restored, Better Than New” MiG-17 Offered For Sale

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A 1960 MiG-17 (S/N 1D0620 / N620PF) is available for sale. The listing states (in part):

Nicest Award Winning 1960 MIG 17PF In The World. Fully Restored. Better Than New! Only 62 SMOH On Engine. Flown Regularly On The Airshow Circuit.

Additional features reportedly include an avionics package, two drop tanks and complete logs since new. The machine is located in Elmira, NY with pricing available upon request. Click here to check out the complete listing.

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MiG-17 “Complete Aircraft” Project Offered For Sale

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A Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-17 project has hit the market.

The aircraft (nose number 726) was reportedly built under license in Poland and was flown with the Polish Air Force from 1960-1991. Following retirement from military service, the machine was acquired by a new owner and transferred to the US for restoration to airworthy condition, however, the restoration never materialized.

The aircraft has been in museum storage for the past 15 years and is based in Washington State. It is currently being offered for $29,500. Click here to check out the complete listing.

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