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1940 Piper J-4A Project For Sale: “Undamaged Wings, Fuselage, Surfaces, Lots of Parts”

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A second 1940 Piper J4A Cub Coupe project has also been spotted for sale. The listing states (in part):

1940 Piper J4A “Cub Coupe” project, undamaged bare wings, fuselage and surfaces, plus other parts!… The logbook that we received with the airplane only goes through 1971 and shows 847 hours, but there may have been an additional logbook after that we didn’t receive. This aircraft appears to have been fully disassembled and the fabric stripped from an undamaged airplane, as there does not seem to be any obvious recent repairs, nor is there any damage visible to the fuselage structure or the wings! Spars, ribs, channels and reinforcements in the wings look textbook! Even the leading edges look good! The horizontals, elevators and rudder are uncovered, but also show no damage… It is obvious that, although lots of parts are included, most in great condition, not every part is here.

This project is also located in Minneapolis, Minnesota and is available for bidding. Click here to check out the listing on eBay, where you will also find an abundance of additional photos and details.

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1940 Piper J-4A Cub Coupe Project For Sale: “Wind Damage, Easily Repairable”

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A 1940 Piper J-4A Cub Coupe project has been spotted for sale. The listing states (in part):

1940 Piper J-4A Cub Coupe on EDO 1320 floats, c-85, wind damage, great, unique project!… C-85 engine time now since major overhaul in 1994 is 625 SMOH! Total airframe time is only 2285 SNEW! Wings were recovered in Ceconite in 2008. Fuselage and surfaces were recovered in Ceconite in 2013 and complete repaint. Univair sealed lift struts installed in 2013. Last annual inspection just expired April 1 2022, 2 months ago, this is not a sitter! And not an accident, although there is some damage. This aircraft was tied to a dock when a high wind pushed it partially out of the water and into some bushes… This is a very easily repairable airplane, without “crash” damage.

The aircraft is located in Minneapolis, Minnesota and is currently available for bidding. Click here to check out the listing on eBay, which includes a number of additional photos as well as additional details, including a damage overview.

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