1942 North American AT-6 Texan D

Fully airworthy and well presented

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Make
North American
Model
AT-6 Texan D
Year
1942
Seller
AircraftSalesCompany
Seller type
Broker
Location
England, United Kingdom
Condition
Pre-owned
Total Time
1937 h
Engine Time
765 h
Undercarriage
Retractable Taildragger
Seats
2
Flight Rules
VFR Day
Serial Number
88-14863
Registration
G-BGOR

Highlights

  • AT-6D Harvard III
  • Following a full rebuild in the UK in 1982, the aircraft has remained based in England and is fully airworthy and a well presented example of this much loved type.

Exterior

  • Presented in the scheme of USAAF Silver 353rd ‘FG Hack' with nose art “Cozy Rosie” (repainted 2021)

Interior

  • The interior is presented in olive green with black instrument panels (light refurbishment 2020)

Maintenance

  • UK CAA Permit to Fly

Specifications

Seat Configuration
1+1

Engine

Manufacturer, Model
Pratt & Whitney, R-1340-AN-1
  • Air Wolf oil filter
Fuel Type
Avgas 100LL
TSOH
765
Propeller
Hamilton Standard, 12D40-21
Type
Variable Pitch
Blades
2
TSOH
476

Safety equipment

Harnesses
  • Hooker Harnesses new in 2018.

Airframe equipment

Wheels
  • Lockable tail wheel (retrofitted)

Interior equipment and modifications

Seating
  • Rear seat swivel capability (bolted forward)

Electrical equipment

Other
  • Utility Power Point
Other
  • Trans-Cal Encoder

Avionics

GPS
Garmin, GPSMAP 296
XPNDR
Trig, TT31

Additional Remarks

  • The ‘Harvard’ is an American designed aircraft used extensively as a single-engined advanced fighter trainer for military pilots transitioning from low powered primary trainers to high performance front line fighters.
  • This aircraft was built in 1942 by North American, originally destined for the Royal Air Force but instead delivered to the South African Air Force and then in later years to the Portuguese Air Force.
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