Less than 175 hours since total Lithuanian restoration, airframe and
engine. Total airframe time is less than 1000 hours. Has an
MTV-9 prop, with approximately 225 hours total time and less than 15 hours
since overhaul. Engine has the automotive conversion kit.
Avionics include Becker transponder, Russian VHF radio. Parachutes
available.
Here's a short video of this fine Yak 52.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ItRKtkw20oo
Contact
me
for more information.
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1986 Yak 52 - $68,000 - INCLUDES lots of spare
parts AND parachutes.
This always-hangared Yak 52 has been maintained by one of the top Yak
mechanics in the country, Vladimir Yastremski. It has a new
Whirlwind prop, exhaust, transponder, air pressure gauges and new
batteries. Condition inspection completed June 2009 by Vladimir. Total Time is 1682
hours on the airframe and 1140 on the M14P engine. It has the
"heavy spar". All log books have been meticulously maintained and
are available for your examination. Included - All maintenance
manuals, Russian and American log books, Russian tool kit, new brake
drums (3), 120 PSI air tank with hose, high pressure 3000 PSI air tank
with fitting hose, used front nose gear fork, rudder gust lock, new
tires and tubes, spare titanium exhaust with heat exchanger, spare 2
blade Russian prop, boxes of various parts, M14 spares kit, plugs,
wires, etc.This is a
great buy. Don't pass it up if you're in the market for a Yak 52.
Located in southern Maryland. Contact
me or the owner,
Pat Marsh for more information.
- Nanchang CJ6 - Asking $88,000
A/C TT 1950 hrs. 285
HP 250 hrs. S/S Exhaust, S/S Water Sep ( Doug
Sapp), Lower Cylinder Drain Kit, Tanis Oil Tank
Heater, Garmin 250XL Com/Gps, Alt. Encoding Xpondr, Fuel Scan 450 fuel
computer. Asking $88K. Contact the owner, Ron Kalemba
directly and tell him you saw his aircraft on the Yak World of Alabama
web site.
Ron Kalemba
224-558-8173 Cell
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Nanchang CJ-6A/B N368MB s/n:3932011
$86,000
Airframe:2980 total time
Engine: 595 engine 2nd overhaul
Propellor: 405 on prop.
Condition Inspection June 2008
Avionics:
Becker VHF #1, Becker VHF #2, Becker Transponder w/ Altitude Encoder
US Altimeter, Manifold Pressure Gage
All Electric Chinese Instruments
A-Tech single Axis Autopilot Coupled to Garmin Pilot III GPS
Rubber changed last annual
Large Cargo Compartment
6# Pony Bottle Alternate Air Source w/ Adapter
Canopy Cover
Spares
Tom Bennett (SAIC)
PM AAH Training and Simulation
Bldg 5681 Woods Road
Redstone, AL 35898
256 313-4806 (V)
256 842-6818 (F)
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