1949 North American T-28 Trojan
Warbirds
FOR SALE
$504,546 (EUR)
Location
Germany
Total Time
5,311 hrs
Seats
2
Cruise
250 kts (463 km/h)
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Listing Details
Seller reported- Year
- 1949
- Make
- North American
- Model
- T-28 Trojan
- Total Time
- 5,311 hr
- Location
- Germany
- Seller
- Wingscout
- Source
- planecheck.com
Empty weight 6540 lbs
Gross weight 8300 lbs
43D50-312 Hub & Dome Assembly
Custom Spinner
Baggage Area
Luggage Boot
Baggage Door
Pocket Boot
Landing Light Modification
LH wing Darton Clean Kit
Darton Canopy Kit
Darton Pre-oiler
Darton Baggage Door Locks
Halon Fire System
Chip Check kit
Oxygen kit CONVERSION A to D
Airframe completely dissassembled, stripped (inside & out), all old wiring removed, all hydraulic lines removed (flex lines replaced with new aluminum lines, inspected and replaced, as neccassary).
Removed „A" model tail section P/N 159-31301-101 and installed „D" model tail section 200-31301-101 inside of fuselage painted green enamel, as needed, to match zinc-chromate color:
new circuit breaker panel made, new pilot & co-pilot command panels made using all new switches, rheostats & circuit breakers, fabricated new instrument panels and installed new or overhauled’
instruments with proper markings; ran all new wiring to all systems as per T-28A maintenance manual T.0.1T-28A-2.
Installed speed braked system from T-28B as per AN01-60FGB-2 maintenance manual; removed high profile canopies P/N 159-31851 windscreen, 159- 31811 front canopy, 159-31812 rear canopy and installed
low profile canopies P/N 174-31851, 174-31811 & 174- 31812. Installed new surplus aileron, 125 gallon fuel cells P/N 159-48016-3 & 4 along with attaching hardware and installed 177 gallon fuel cells P/N 174-48002-1 & 2 in new inner wing
98003°,"9128,a11 new attaching hardware: and 174- in n ew outer wing panels using new attaching hardware; installed new surplus aileron.
Gap seals P/N 159-16162; all cockpit fairings & panels stripped, etched, painted, and remarked; pilot & copilot seats rebuilt and painted; landing gear rebuilt and painted(note:nose sear is heavy Trunnion),
brake system rebuilt using new brake disc, brake pucks and "O" rings; fabricated radio panels, front cockpit for installation of radios by Atlantic Aero, Greensboro, N.C. (337 in with weight and balance);
Removed R-1300-1B engine complete firewall forward and installed "O" SMOH 1820-56S engine and accessories (see engine log) installed.
Complete new surplus big engine cowling P/N 200- 31540 complete with cowl flap doors, cables, accuators and brackets; aircraft completely reassembled, rigid & greased,
using T.O.IT-28A-2 T-28/D maintenance manual and alle new AN hardware. gear retraction performed system check satisfactory, aircraft test run and all systems check satisfactory.
Etch entire airplane, masked and primed using Dupont 110S primer. Colors used were Imron 78389U gray on entire airframe, special mix green Imron (starting
with 2 quarts 29609UH and adding 535-5 units, 548-20 units, 555-50 units, 563-9 units) used in wheel wells flap wells, baggage door, speed brake, 508U white used
in stars and bars, 48UH red used instars and bars and detail work, 81501U dark blue used in stars and bars and lettering, 59373U off white used on landing gears all attached fittings.
99U black used in stencil work. Special mix copper Imron - all tips.
North American T-28 Trojan — Model Specs
Model specificationStandard specs for this model. Actual aircraft may differ.
Seats
2
Cruise Speed
250 kts (463 km/h)
Max Speed
298 kts (552 km/h)
Range
920 nm (1,704 km)
Ceiling
35,000 ft (10,668 m)
Max Weight
8,500 lbs (3,856 kg)
Useful Load
2,500 lbs (1,134 kg)
Horsepower
1425 HP
Fuel Burn
60 GPH (227 L/h)
Estimated Cost of Ownership
AeroGurus estimateFuel Burn
60.0 GPH
~$390/hr
AeroGurus estimates based on industry averages for the . Actual costs vary by location, usage, maintenance history, and configuration. Not a financial quote.
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About the North American T-28 Trojan
The North American T-28 Trojan is the bigger, more powerful post-war radial trainer — a tricycle-gear warbird powered by the Wright R-1300 (T-28A) or the larger R-1820 (T-28B/C and Fennec), offering notably more performance and a roomier two-seat cockpit than the T-6. Popular for warbird flying and formation, it combines genuine radial-warbird character with more modern (nosewheel) handling.