1951 De Havilland DHC-1 MK-22 Chipmunk
For sale: De Havilland DHC-1 MK-22 Chipmunk ? a classic and highly regarded training aircraft, known for its excellent flying characteristics and robust construction. This aircraft was built in January 1951 and initially served with the Royal Air Force under the registration WD306 before being transferred to Germany in 1956, where it was registered as D-EFOM.
With 9,020 total flight hours and a powerful 220 HP Franklin engine, which has only 784 hours since its last major overhaul, this aircraft is in excellent condition. The Chipmunk is an outstanding choice not only for enthusiasts of historic aircraft but also for pilots looking for an agile and precisely controllable aircraft with impressive performance.
Airplane time
Engine:
Franklin 6A-350-C1, rated at 220 hp
TBO 1500 hours
784 SMOH compl. in 1990
Leak test: 72 / 76 / 78 / 78 / 75 / 68

Propeller:
Hartzell HC-C2YF-1BF, 2-blade constant speed
TBO 1500 hr or 6 years recommended
349 SMOH compl. in Feb. 2014

COM: Becker AR6201
COM remote control (aft cockpit): Becker RCU6201

2 seats upholstary in Black leather in like new condition (9 of 10)

All over Green, Brown with Yellow bottom in like new condition (9 of 10)

Options
Horizon (fwd and aft cockpit)
Pitot heat
G-meter
Remarks
Weights & Balance
BEM 715,4 kg
Fuel: 110 ltr = 79,2 kg
MTOM: 952 kg
History: This De Havilland DHC-1 MK-22 Chipmunk was built in January 1951 and operated by the Royal Air Force under the registration WD306. In April 1956, it was registered as G-AOJN, and in October 1956, it received its German registration as D-EFOM.
Aircraft Subject to Prior Sale or Removal from Market without Notice. Specification Subject to Verification by Purchaser.