£70,972
Aircraft Location:Crossville, Tennessee, USA
Seller Information
View Seller InformationGeneral
Year
1938
Manufacturer
Model
Condition
Used
FlightRules
VFR
Description
1938 Beechcraft Staggerwing. Model E17B, serial number 233, 2016 Lindy Award winner at Oshkosh Aircraft suffered an engine failure after refueling, picking up water. Needs lower wings rebuilt; spars good, 2 small tears in the fuselage belly, Cowl needs chin section straightened. Needs new gear doors. Was landed with landing gear retracted. Engine suffered a non-powered single blade impact. Runout less than 0.0005". Additional available 300 HP R755A2 engine with logs from NEW, rebuild/production stand from Jacobs, NEW zero-time Hamilton Standard 2B20 prop. Has been disassembled, inspected and updated. Many articles written about this aircraft including Vintage Aviation mag. DO NOT EMBARRASS yourself and expect to steal it. It will NOT happen. Lost medical and the aircraft needs a new home. . Call for answers to questions. 84 hours TT engine and prop overhaul and airframe since rebuild. TTSN for engine and hull is 1884 hours according to the log books. $95,000
Engine
Engine 1 Time
84
Aviation’s Most Powerful Operating Cost Analytics Tool In A Single App
Aircraft Cost Calculator enables users to determine the true operating costs of 500+ aircraft and helicopters in our database.Get Aircraft Operating Cost Reports Now
- Detailed Aircraft Information
- Aircraft Performance Data
- Payment Schedule
- Annual Fixed Costs
- Annual Variable Costs
- Hourly Cost Analysis
- Annual / Monthly Budgets
