N14SD - 1962 BELL UH 1H

1962

BELL

UH-1H

62-12369

N14SD

Used

RNH

Modernized HUEY: N14SD is believed to be the world’s oldest flying UH-1D/H today, with active Vietnam combat hours between 1966 & 1967, followed by active flight school training at Hunter Army Airfield. Fully restored by Northwest Helicopters as a show machine between 2005-2015, this Huey spent time as a movie star and was purchased by Combat Helicopters in 2015, the last 8 years and approximately 700 hours of use have been spent honoring Veterans throughout the Midwest. The nostalgic Huey lives on today, vintage replica Army Green Paint, including symbolic Vietnam markings and armor seats, a custom Garmin Glass Avionic suite brings modernized navigation and enhanced safety to this prolific Vietnam icon. Turn your dream into reality, with many low component times and a freshly overhauled transmission, N14SD is ready for her next adventure! All Component Times available electronically

8150

Rebuilt by Northwest Helicopters 2002-2006, used as a "show bird" post refurbishment by NWH from 2006-2015. 700 hours of use since rebuilt at around 7,500 total time Current ownership New Richmond, WI, 2015-Current Operated in the Midwest serving Vetrans and local Airshows

HONEYWELL

1,400 HP

135

860

SMOH

TIME REMAINING: Engine: 1539 hrs

Improved Vertical Fin Spar-Global Helicopter tech. Full 13 Person Interior Armor Seats Low Skid Gear Glass Windshields Artic Cabin Heater Certified in Exhibition Category Military Gun Mounts and Artillery

Yes

Yes

Yes

2017 Avionics Suite Upgraded: New Custom Fabricated Instrument Panel Dual Garmin G3X Touch 10.6” Landscape Dual Garmin GTN 650 GPS/Com/Nav Garmin GTX 345 Transponder -ADSB Traffic out & in / WX Garmin GMA 350C Audio Panel Garmin GTS 800 Traffic (Active) Garmin GDL 69A XM/WX/Radio Dual Garmin G5 Electronic Flight Instrument Push to command voice control Dual USB Chargers PAX "listen only intercom" 406 ELT Music Input

Yes

Yes

2005

2005

Fresh Phase IV signed off Spring 2025 Operated Experimental Exhibition, maintained via US Army Maintenance Manual

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