Howard DGA15P

	YEAR:...............	1943
	REGISTRATION:	31469
	AIRFRAME TOT:	1400
	ENGINE TIME(S):	100 TSMOH

	LOCATION:	Michigan, United States
	DATE ADDED:	10/3/2006

LOGBOOK SUMMARY:

This aircraft was one of 200 delivered to the Navy during WW-II. In '46 it was converted to a civilian model. In 1995, a ground up restoration was performed returning it to a NH-1 Instrument Trainer. A zero TSO R985 was installed. Parts and components that were new include: all fuselage wood, all aluminium, engine fire wall and dishpan. all fabric (dacron), electrical system (including wiring), soundproofing, windows and windshield, all control cables and pulleys, all AN hardware and fittings, all plumbing (including hoses, lines and fittings), all internal and external lighting. Overhauled components include: fuselage and emgennage, engine, prop, accessories, radios, instruments, landing gear, wheels and brakes.

All work according to Navy Tech Manual specs unless doing so would compromise safety or jeoprodized the airplanes standard airworthiness certificate. Over 4000 hours of labor utiolzed.

EXTERIOR:

The aircraft is painted military yellow with airforce markings. Rating: 6 or 7.

INTERIOR:

Standard military. Clean and without frays. Rating: 6 or 7. Original instrument panel. Additional back seat instrument training station is included although currentl;y not in the airplane.

AVIONICS:

Comm with flipflop. Transponder. No navigation equipment.

REMARKS:

The aircraft was a hanger queen for a number of years. Subsequent to early 2004, all systems and squawks have been attended to (List on request).

A story of the restoration of N31469 appeared in the May 1996 edition of "Sport Avaition" (Available on request).

PRICE: $ Call

CONTACT
INFORMATION:

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Aikcar Inc

Mike Carey

294 Lincoln Road

Grosse Pointe 48230

Phone1: 313.510-2222

Phone2: 313.886-9006

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