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$36,000
Located in Middletown, OH.

Not mine,
Phil

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That's actually a pretty cool plane! Looks like a poor man's Spartan Executive lol

That's the 6 seater!

Stephen

It would be neat to restore as a curiosity.
It would look good in a film as a USAAF transport or a '30s executive transport.

I wonder how much it would cost to get it flying?

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As far as I know, her sister ship still waits patiently in Kentucky:





Thread here: viewtopic.php?f=3&t=56171&p=556641

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Is this the airplane that was featured in "Private Pilot" or "Custom Planes" magazine about fifteen years ago, or is this a second one?

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It's another one:

The one in the ad is BT-13A 42-41852/N9137R, formerly XB-SAE.
Not sure but IIRC there were three of these built? Note the aircraft log has XB-LUC crossed out and XB-SAE added. All I've found for -LUC was a Cessna 150 that crashed at San Luis Potosí in June 1976; -SAE is on a derelict Cessna 172 in Mérida.

Paging Tulio...

Also note if you zoom in on one of the other paperwork photos, there's a copy of an airworthiness certificate for N59191, issued in 1953. So... sister ships indeed.

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All right, Mister Dorfmann, start pullin'!
Pilot: "Flap switch works hard in down position."
Mechanic: "Flap switch checked OK. Pilot needs more P.T." - Flight report, TB-17G 42-102875 (Hobbs AAF)

Well that's different

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There was one for sale several years ago in Texas. It was tan and brown and had flown u til about 1990. My guess as to why these didn’t catch on is 1) the fuel burn is high compared to other light twins like the Apache, C-310, the twin V Bonanza and the twin Navion. Also, BT-13’s typically had major fuel leaks and this would’ve dampened their popularity.
I do think it looks pretty good and the windows in the conversion are reminiscent of the Vultee V-1 airliner.

back in the mid 80's there was one in Newark, DE, i think it was a 5 seater.

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I didn't realize that many were converted.

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