N75004 - 1942 CONSOLIDATED VULTEE BT 15

1942

CONSOLIDATED VULTEE

BT-15

N75004

6720

Used

KPGD

4295

4295 Hrs. TTSNEW

Wright R-975-E3 247 Hrs SMOH by Lozer Aviation (2020) 68 hours since IRAN

Hamilton Standard 2D30, 1370 Hrs SPOH, two position

Yes

Dual King KY-196 Comm radios King KMA-24 Audio Panel PS 1200 Intercom Garmin 496 GPS Garmin GDL-82 ADSB out Garmin GTX-320 Transponder Encoder

Recent Harnesses Diamond Tread Tires Spin On Oil Filter Lower cylinder intake drain valves Wingtip Strobes INCLUDED: Canopy cover 2 Strong parachutes Aircraft manuals

Painted with blue fuselage, yellow wings and rudder with white and red stripes on rudder fin. Excellent condition

Stock military configuration, recently detailed- very clean

Annual inspection completed July 2024 Fuel and oil hoses new 2024 Concorde RG-380 new 2024 Transponder VFR certification done January 2025 New canopy glass 2022 Original hand Crank included Recent diamond tread tires Custom metal baggage compartment Aircraft history: The aircraft was Delivered to Lynn Station Decatur Ga August 19, 1942. Assigned to Army Air Corp Training base Bainbridge Ga. Capt. Roland V. Hill was an instructor assigned to Bainbridge from June to December 1942. We have copies of Roland’s flight logs, and he showed just over 20 hours in BT-15’s between August 42 and January 43. In Jan 43 Roland was transferred to Hendricks Field, Sebring Fl where he instructed in B-17’s. SN6720 went on to serve in the Air Corp until June 1945 when it sold surplus for $200. The aircraft went through about 7 owners before the current owner purchased in 2009 and has flown it about 1200 hours. It has been hangered for 49 years and is in excellent condition. On the 80th anniversary of the delivery of 6720, It was flown back to Bainbridge. The town is still using hangers from 1942 and 6720 was pushed inside for an overnight stay. The next morning the ROTC group was in hand and the current owner explained the history behind the airport and aircraft and then called Rolands son -Jack up to the plane. This is when pulled out a vinyl transfer and placed Capt. Roland V. Hills name on the side. He still flies with the aircraft today. Aircraft Located at KPGD. SPECIFICATIONS SUBJECT TO VERIFICATION UPON INSPECTION. PRIOR SALE AND/OR REMOVAL FROM THE MARKET WITHOUT NOTICE.