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ADS-B Out-Equipped CC&F Harvard Mk IV Offered For Sale

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1951 CC&F Harvard Mk IV (N287AM / S/N 20218) “Screamin Demon” has been relisted for sale with a reduced price.

The airframe reportedly has 2505 Hrs TTSNEW, while the P&W 1340 engine has 573 Hours SMOH by Aero Engines (1995) and 5 hours since extensive IRAN by Tulsa Aircraft including new cam and main bearings. According to the listing, the machine features an avionics package as well as a range of equipment including Redline brakes, Wing skid guards, Hooker harness, custom seat cushions, gear doors, wheel gap seals, tinted top canopy glass, chrome spinner and engine dress up kit with chrome harness and polished push rod tubes.

The annual inspection was reportedly completed October 2019 by Tab-Air. The aircraft is also touted as offering current Transponder VFR inspection and just completed attach angle AD.

The aircraft is located in Rockford, Illinois and is now available for $179,000. Click here to check out the complete listing.

(Photo: Bill Larkins / CC BY-SA via Wikimedia Commons)

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P-40, Among Most Original Remaining Examples, For Sale With Reduced Price

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1941 Curtiss P-40E (S/N AK803) is available for sale with a newly reduced price.

The aircraft was delivered to the RCAF in October 1941 and based at an RCAF Station in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, where it saw use in anti-submarine patrols. Later, it was flown 4,000 miles to Annette Island, Alaska (setting a record in the process) before moving on to Boundary Bay near Vancouver, British Columbia, where it performed fighter affiliation work with B-24s and B-25s.

Following a landing accident on Vancouver Island, AK803 was sent to Coates Limited on Sea Island, where it was stripped to bare metal, polished and used as part of a War Bond drive at Brockton Point Oval in Vancouver. Continue reading P-40, Among Most Original Remaining Examples, For Sale With Reduced Price

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1944 Douglas A-26B Invader Available For Sale

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A 1944 Douglas A-26B Invader (S/N 44-34778 C-GWLT) has hit the market. The listing states (in part):

1944 Douglas A26-B Invader, 4438TT, 3666/1059 SNEW Engine, 40 SNEW Prop, G430, Transponder, Dual Flight Controls.

The machine is located in Calgary, Canada with pricing available upon request. Click here to check out the complete listing.

(Top Image: TSRL [Public Domain], via Wikimedia Commons)

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“Won’t Find a Better Flying T-6”: Restored 1954 Harvard Mk IV For Sale

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A “beautifully restored, ready to fly” 1954 Harvard Mk IV is available for sale. The listing states:

Serial # PC513331; Registration # N52494; Features Include: Polished aluminum exterior, 5000 hours Total Time, 490 Hours since Engine Overhaul, KY195B Nav / Com, KT76A Transponder, Northstar M1 GPS, New Warbird Intercom, Pre-Oiler, Cleveland Brakes, Polished Propeller, Prop Spinner, New Seats, Like New Glass, Original exhaust plus a custom exhaust! Will take cars in trade!

The aircraft is located in St Louis, Missouri and is currently available for bidding. Click here to check out the complete listing on eBay.

(Photo: Bill Larkins via Wikimedia Commons)

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“Beautifully Restored, Ready to Fly” Harvard Mk IV For Sale

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A “beautifully restored, ready to fly” 1954 Harvard Mk IV is available for sale. The listing states:

Serial # PC513331; Registration # N52494; Features Include: Polished aluminum exterior, 5000 hours Total Time, 490 Hours since Engine Overhaul, KY195B Nav / Com, KT76A Transponder, Northstar M1 GPS, Warbird Intercom, Pre-Oiler, Cleveland Brakes, Polished Propeller, Prop Spinner, New Seats, Like New Glass, Original exhaust plus a custom exhaust! Will take cars in trade!

The aircraft is located in St Louis, Missouri and is currently available for bidding. Click here to check out the complete listing on eBay.

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“Award Winning” T-6G Offered For Sale

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An “award winning” North American T-6G has hit the market. The listing states:

The Next T6-G that will sell. Reduced for quick sale. AFTT: 10606 Eng: SMOH: 946. Fresh SAFO inspection IAW Covington 15007, oil Lab since 2007, running strong. All the Mods, Garmin 696 WX, 430 WAAS GTX330, Nice cockpits, beautiful restoration. Red Line brakes, smoke, Jasco etc. Owner to focus on less warbirds and getting family aircraft. Stored in heated Private Hangar KDXR. Military logs, manuals available. Prop and Gov. just overhauled by calendar and owners commitment to safety. Fresh Annual underway and fresh 411/413 checks. Reduced from 249K.

The machine is located in Danbury, Connecticut and is currently available for US $189,000, although bids are also being accepted. Click here to check out the complete listing on eBay.

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“Beautifully Restored, Ready to Fly” 1954 Harvard Mk IV Offered For Sale

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A “beautifully restored, ready to fly” 1954 Harvard Mk IV is available for sale. The listing states:

Serial # PC513331; Registration # N52494; Features Include: Polished aluminum exterior, 5000 hours Total Time, 490 Hours since Engine Overhaul, KY195B Nav / Com, KT76A Transponder, Northstar M1 GPS, New Warbird Intercom, Pre-Oiler, Cleveland Brakes, Polished Propeller, Prop Spinner, New Seats, Like New Glass, Original exhaust plus a custom exhaust!

The aircraft is located in St Louis, Missouri and is currently being offered for US $185,900, although bids are also being accepted. Click here to check out the complete listing on eBay.

(Photo: Bill Larkins via Wikimedia Commons)

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1944 A-26B Invader C-GWLT Offered For Sale

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A 1944 Douglas A-26B Invader (S/N 44-34778 C-GWLT) has hit the market. The listing states (in part):

This Douglas Invader was delivered to the U.S. Navy and designated as a JD-1D. Its first civilian owner was Raytheon who used them for radar and missile systems testing. In 1974 it was sold to Airspray in Red Deer, Alberta, Canada who operated it as Tanker 98. In 2006 it was sold to its current owner.

The airframe has reportedly amassed 4438.2 hrs TTSN while the two Pratt & Whitney R-2800 engines have 0 SMOH and 1059.5 SMOH. The machine is located in Manitoba, Canada and is currently being offered for $350,000. Click here to check out the complete listing.

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Supermarine Spitfire XIVe RN201 Offered For Sale

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Supermarine Spitfire XIVe RN201 (N201TB) has hit the market. The listing states (in part):

“Post WWII, this Spitfire XIVe was part of the Belgian Air Force. It was displayed on a pole at a Belgian Air Force Base from 1953-1990. In 1990 it was sold to a British buyer who returned the Spitfire to the UK. It was restored by Historic Flying Ltd. between 2000-2002. It was then sold to the current owner in 2007 who has operated the Spitfire in the United States ever since. In 2007 this Spitfire won the EAA Grand Champion Award at Sun N’ Fun in Florida.”

The airframe has reportedly amassed only 117 hrs since restoration, which included new wing spars and the replacement of all rivets with aluminum rivets. The Rolls Royce Griffon 66 engine is also said to 117 hrs SMOH by Universal Airmotive. The machine is currently being offered for £1,900,000. Click here or here to check out complete listings.

(Photo: By Mike Freer – Touchdown-Aviation via Wikimedia Commons)

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Supermarine Spitfire IXe PL344 Offered For Sale

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Supermarine Spitfire IXe PL344 (N644TB) has hit the market. The listing states (in part:)

This Spitfire IX was recovered from a Technical School in Holland in the early 1980’s and restored by Charles Church Spitfires Ltd. and registered in the UK as G-IXCC. Its first civilian flight was in March 2001. It was sold to Kermit Weeks and re-restored to original military configuration by Personal Plane Services. It was then sold to the current owner in 2001 who had the aircraft overhauled and repainted by A.R.C.O. in the UK before shipping the Spitfire to the United States.

The airframe has reportedly amassed only 182 hrs since restoration, which included new wing spars and the replacement of all rivets with aluminum rivets. The Rolls Royce Merlin 266 engine reportedly has 171 hrs SMOH by Vintage V-12s. The machine is currently being offered for £2,500,000. Click here or here to check out complete listings.

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