CF-WBS - 1953 NORTH AMERICAN HARVARD MK IV

1953

NORTH AMERICAN

HARVARD MK IV

CF-WBS

CCF 4-529

Used

Western Canada

3997

Price Slashed! Originally built for the USAF Military Assistance Program

3997 Hours TTSNEW, 201 Hours since aircraft restored

P&W R-1340 201 Hours SMOH by Kamloops Aero Engines( A Canadian MOT approved repair station)

80 Hours SPOH by A-1 Propeller

King KLX- 135 GPS/Com Magellan GPS King KT-78 Transponder Collins ADF-650 Mode C Encoder NAT Intercom 406 ELT

Whelen Belly Strobe Gear Doors 24 volt cockpit plug 110 US Gallon fuel system Steerable Tailwheel Spinner Engine dress up kit- chrome harness and polished push rod tubes Recent Tires and Battery

Silver USAF “LTA” Scheme, Red spinner, top of rudder and wingtips are Red , White and Blue- completed in 2017

Cockpits refurbished in light gray with black panels, excellent condition

Annual Inspection completed March 2018 Current Transponder VFR inspection Attach Angles Inspection completed Instruments overhauled at restoration New Fabric in 1995 New Wiring at restoration Aircraft History The aircraft is one of the latest Harvard/T-6 series aircraft built as part of an order for 285 T-6’s for the USAF. Most of the order built in 1953-4 went to Germany, Italy and Japan. This T-6 was assigned USAF Sn 28608 but went to the German AF as BF 064. Sometime in the mid-1960’s, the Luftwaffe sold the aircraft to the Portuguese AF, who shipped it to Portuguese East Africa now Mozambique. The Portuguese were driven out of the country in 1972, which was followed by a 20-year war. Our T-6 was left abandoned on the military airfield in Beira, where it and 4 others were found and brought to South Africa in 1992. This aircraft was 100% rebuild during the period from 1993-1998 some in South Africa with most of the work completed by Walt Lannon in Oliver BC. One wheel pant has the Iron Cross and German serial number and the other has the Portuguese Cross and serial number. We are very fortunate to have both the German and Portuguese logs for this aircraft to prove its interesting history, very few of the USAF T-6/CCF MK-4 aircraft have made it back to North America. Aircraft located in British Columbia, Canada. Contact Courtesy Aircraft to schedule a showing! SPECIFICATIONS SUBJECT TO VERIFICATION UPON INSPECTION Copy and Paste Link Below to view Courtesy Aircraft Website: http://courtesyaircraft.com/aircraft/cf-wbs-1953-ccf-harvard-mk-iv-m/