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Aircraft Details

  • Price: Call for Price
  • Year: 1982
  • Make/Model: Aerosport Woody Pusher
  • Registration Number: G-BSFV
  • Power: Piston
  • Engines: 1 Engine
  • Class: Experimental
  • Listing ID: 6857259
  • Partner ID: 62073
  • Posted On: Mar 29, 2025
  • Updated On: Mar 29, 2025

Description

Very rare in Europe open cockpit two-seat parasol airplane, based loosely on the Curtiss Junior of the 1930s, redesigned and modernized by former Bensen engineer Harris Woods of Aerosport USA. Very easy taildragger (no prop in front), steering tailwheel, excellent visibility. Airframe completely revised in 2016/17, new main wheels, new tailwheel, new engine, prop revd. Flight tested by "Pilot" in Dec. 99 with old engine Continental C85, now new O-200 with electric starter and generator. About 80 hrs from then. Cruise 75/80 kts at 2200/2250 rpm. In perfect flying condition, always hangared, needs new permit after conveyance or could be registered as microlight (max TOW 550 kg). Last annual Jan. 2025. Late age forces sale.

Airplane time state:
WOPU C.N. 201 1982
TT since new 1260 hrs
Engine Continental O-200, TT 80 hrs
Annual Inspection Jan. 2025
Propeller Great American Prop, 50 hrs

Avionics

Bendix-King KY 97 - Intercom - TXP wiring and antenna only.

Interior

Seats black leather, four point harness, double flight controls (no brakes rear seat)

Exterior

Fabric revised 2017

Additional Features

All logs and technical docs. - No damage history

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