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T28 Trojan

G-TROY

POA

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INTRODUCTION

The North America T-28 was designed just after WWII primarily as a trainer for the F-86 Sabre but also proved itself to be a potent counter-insurgency and ground attack platform during the Vietnam War.


The aircraft has remarkable performance, very similar to the P-51 Mustang, and tremendous handling characteristics. Its primary asset, however, is unquestionably the view from the cockpit; with a high seating position and large canopy you really can see everything!


This aircraft is in immaculate condition and benefits from a freshly overhauled engine, which combined with is excellent maintenance status and very low airframe hours, presents to market a truly exceptional example!

Manufacturer

North American

Model

T-28A Trojan

Registration

G-TROY

Serial Number

51-7692

Year Constructed

1951

Airframe Hours

482 hrs

Engine

Wright R-1820-86B

Engine Hours

5 hrs Since complete overhaul

Propeller

Hamilton Standard 43D50. 6951A-18 blades

Livery

Repainted in 2106 to USAF scheme representing LT692

Avionics

Garmin GNS-430W

Garmin GMA-340

Garmin GTS-320 Transponder

Becker secondary com

Equipment

Gun pods

Darton Clean Kit

Hydraulic Canopy

Additional luggage box in cargo bay

Cleared for aerobatics

CAA approved for aerial work (photography / passenger flights)

Full dual control, instrument equipped, rear cockpit

History

Built as a T28-A in 1951, S/N 51-7692 went into servicewith the United States Airforce as a trainer from 1951 to 1958. The aircraft was then converted to a ‘Fennec’ powered by the larger Wright 1820 engine and delivered to L’Armee de ‘Air where it saw active service in the Algerian war.


The Aircraft has been owned by the present owner since 2018 and maintained by Air Leasing Ltd at Sywell Aerodrome, Northampton, UK.

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