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Airframe 6501 TTAF Engine(s) Engine and Airframe both last done in 1971, by famed Younkin family P&W R985-SB-2 Greaser turned Oiled, dry runner Interior Seating for 5 with lots of room for gear History Airtransport of San Bernardino, CA Overland Airway, Ltd. Alameda, CA “San Francisco’s first airline” Varney Air Service, Mexico California Aerial Transport,…

Airframe TTAF 4376.2 Engine(s) SMOH 330 (Oct 2000) Propeller(s) SNEW: 330 (Oct 2000) Exterior Paint & fabric Very good condition Interior   Additional Notes Annual with sale Cowling and Wheel Pants come with it, but not painted or fit to aircraft No logs prior to 1994 Fabric 1994 Ground looped 1997, repaired LH lower wing…

Airframe 1048 hrs TTSN 198  Hrs Since Restoration Engine(s) Pratt & Whitney R-985 198 SMO The fascinating story of a 1929 Buhl Sport Air Sedan Model CA-3D/E, NC-8451 and additional information about the Buhl Aircraft Company. What exactly has NC-8451 been up to the last 60 years? While nearly all U.S. registration records for NC-8451…

Airframe 1,514 TTSN 138 Hrs Since Restoration Engine(s) Wright R-760-E radial – 285 hp 138 hrs SMOH The WACO CUC was a custom built airplane manufactured to the tastes and dictates of the customer. It was a full figured and rather curvaceous machine, perhaps the “Granddame” of the “custom cabin” lineup for the 1935 season. The…

Airframe: Time Capsule – in exact condition as it was in 1929 Engine: Packard DR-980 nine-cylinder air-cooled aircraft Diesel engine The SM-1 was a very refined aircraft for its day, having an enclosed cabin, wheel brakes, and a self starter. It had a Wright radial engine and hit the headlines with a near 13,000 mile flight from…

Airframe 55 hrs. TTSN Built by Jim Moss to original Gee Bee factory drawings with modifications incorporated Engine(s) Wright R-1820-56 55 Hrs. SMOH Propeller(s) Hamilton Standard 23D50 3 bladed Propeller ​ Exterior Painted in period Gee Bee markings – Excellent Condition Interior Painted gray – Excellent condition Location Seattle, Washington, USA The original Gee Bee…