1939 Percival Proctor MK I

Warbirds/Classics

$300,000

Incl GST

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1939 Percival Proctor MK I
Aircraft Type	Warbirds/Classics
Make	Percival
Model	Proctor MK I
Condition	Used Aircraft
Sale Type	For Sale
Currency	NZ $
Price	$300,000 Incl GST
Location	New Zealand
Registration No	ZK-DPP
Year Built	1939
Total Time Airframe	6000

Comments
SUPERBLY RESTORED PROCTOR WITH WORLD WAR II HISTORY. RELUCTANTLY OFFERED FOR SALE DUE TO ILL HEALTH. HANGARED AT ARDMORE AIRPORT, AUCKLAND AND AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIATE INSPECTION AND SALE. PRICE REDUCED TO: NZ$300,000.00 INCLUSIVE OF EXTENSIVE SPARE PARTS. Extensive spare parts inventory included Motivated seller due loss of medical Delivery worldwide arranged 6000 TTSN and 280 Hours since complete 'ground up' restoration by Croydon Aircraft Company. Gipsy Queen engine 554 hours since major overhaul and 195 hrs since bulk-strip inspection. 1939 model with WW-II service. Pristine condition. The aircraft saw service during WW-II Battle of Britain for communication transport. At the conclusion of WW-II the military sold the aircraft where it became G-AHJ-V. It-was later ferried to Australia to become VH-BCX. The present-owner purchased the aircraft from Australia and commenced a complete ground up restoration lasting some 6 years. He has copies of its military history. Restoration by Croydon Aircraft

Comments

SUPERBLY RESTORED PROCTOR WITH WORLD WAR II HISTORY. RELUCTANTLY OFFERED FOR SALE DUE TO ILL HEALTH. HANGARED AT ARDMORE AIRPORT, AUCKLAND AND AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIATE INSPECTION AND SALE.

PRICE REDUCED TO: NZ$300,000.00 INCLUSIVE OF EXTENSIVE SPARE PARTS.

Extensive spare parts inventory included
Motivated seller due loss of medical
Delivery worldwide arranged

6000 TTSN and 280 Hours since complete 'ground up' restoration by Croydon Aircraft Company. Gipsy Queen engine 554 hours since major overhaul and 195 hrs since bulk-strip inspection. 1939 model with WW-II service. Pristine condition.

The aircraft saw service during WW-II Battle of Britain for communication transport. At the conclusion of WW-II the military sold the aircraft where it became G-AHJ-V. It-was later ferried to Australia to become VH-BCX. The present-owner purchased the aircraft from Australia and commenced a complete ground up restoration lasting some 6 years. He has copies of its military history. Restoration by Croydon Aircraft

Engine Specifications

DE-HAVILLAND GIPSY QUEEN II

Serial No.61464

Total Time Run: 1299 Hours Since New

Time Since Complete 0/haul: 554 Hours

Time Since Bulkstrip: 195 Hours

Date of Bulkstrip: 3/11/2008

Bulkstrip carried out: Australia

Propeller:	DE-HAVILLAND PD-30-211-1. Serial No.	(Variable Pitch) DH-10649
	TotalTime Run:	Unknown
	TBO:	800 Hours
	Last Overhaul:	11.04.2005
	Time Since Overhaul:	200.85 Hours
	Calendar Inspection:	May 2019

Avionics
PS Engineering PMA-501 Garmin GNC-250XL Garmin GTX-327 Kannard 406 Audio/Intercom OPS.COM Transponder ELT

Avionics

PS Engineering PMA-501

Garmin GNC-250XL

Garmin GTX-327

Kannard 406

Audio/Intercom

OPS.COM

Transponder

ELT

Interior
Vintage Green leather upholstery, Beige carpets in good condition

Exterior
Overall Metallic Silver in Pristine condition

*PLEASE NOTE: Aircraft specifications are subject to verification by the purchaser. It is up to you as the purchaser to conduct your due diligence. Unless given to you in writing by the seller, no warranties are implied or given. Aircraft or parts may be withdrawn from sale at any time. If the price does not contain the notation that it is the total price, the price may or may not include costs such as Stamp Duty, Transfer fees, GST and other State or Federal charges. Please confirm price, fees, charges and features with the seller of the Aircraft or Part.