1952 North American Harvard Mark IV
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The Harvard was built by the Canadian car & foundry co., and was a copy of the famous North American at-6 which was Used by many air forces around the world. It was designed As an advanced trainer, but was used for light attack, Photography, spotting, and sometimes as a squadron ''taxi.'' More history, http://www.shermanaircraft.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/N1467his.pdf |
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| Price: |
$350,000 USD
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| Offered By: | Sherman Aircraft Sales | ||
| Registration: | N1467 | ||
| S/N: | CCF4-270 | ||
| Location: |
West Palm Beach, Florida United States 
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| Days Active: | 1,928 days ago | ||
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| Total Time: | 2,666 Hours | ||
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KING KX-170B NAV/COM KING KT-76A TRANSPONDER W/ENCODER INTERCOM |
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FIGHTER PERFORMANCE 1000 HORSEPOWER ENGINE 33 FT. CLIPPED WINGS LAST HARVARD EVER BUILT PRE-OIL SYSTEM T-28 WHEELS & BRAKES RETRACTABLE TAIL WHEEL LARGE SUPER CONSTELLATION SPINNER WITH AFTER BODY 3 BLADE HYDROMATIC PROP T-6F REAR GLASS BUBBLE 125 GALS. OF FUEL EGT ROTATING BEACON 50 AMP ALTERNATOR ELECTRIC BOOST PUMP EMPTY WEIGHT ONLY 4295 LBS. |
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WRIGHT 1820-52/SERIAL # 28265 1000 H.P. / 1200 H.P. @ 45” + 2500 R.P.M. ENGINE OVERHAULED BY AIRMOTIVE, INC. (ROGER PICKETT) 3 BLADE HAMILTON STANDARD 33D50-111 PROP SINCE OVERHAUL: 731 HOURS |
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| Engine Hours: | 0 SMOH | ||
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| OLIVE DRAB/FLAT BLACK | |||
| BLACK/CHECKERBOARD NOSE & TAIL | |||
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Inspection Status: ANNUAL DUE MAY 1, 2018 |
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| Special Type: | Warbird / Military | ||
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