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MODIFIED BT-13 • $39,500 • AVAILABLE FOR SALE • BT modified in 1940`s to cabin airplane R-985 P&W low time. In storage many years. Loc Cntrl Texas • Contact John H. Price - located Mt Calm, TX USA • Posted June 27, 2007

http://www.barnstormers.com/listing_images.php?id=179651

http://www.barnstormers.com/listing.php?mode=usersearch&user=john5129%40hotmail.com
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Check topic on Viceroy.
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Whoever buys it, i hope they retain it in its current configuration. That is too cool! All the other BT-13/15's out there are either in stock configuration or have meatballs on the wings. This one is unique and a treasure in her own respect!
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thats cool that this airplane has finally surfaced.

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Cool!

Here she is in better days..
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Anyone have serial# info on her?
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http://registry.faa.gov/aircraftinquiry ... dfind.y=13

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Yup, already had that. Thanks!

Was looking to see if anyone had the original BT-13 Serial#?

I just tried to contact John Price, who is selling it, to see if he had information on it.


Thanks,!
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Thinking of purchasing that beauty? :wink:
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I wonder what the performance of this bird was?
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Several years ago we had several BT tubulars that had similar modifications. One of the seat modifications looked like a metal kitchen chair modified to fit onto the floor panels of the aircraft. Another had a bench seat.
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No not considering purchasing, just wanted to update my BT-13.org website.

Plus, when I do purchase, I would like to re-purchase the aircraft my grandfather restore, a BT-13A which is owned now by Janet McColough of Kansas.

Peace! :D
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Ah! Very cool. Theres a beat up BT-13/15 at Stratford here. (Whats teh differense between the 13 and 15?)

Its in all bare metal and looks pretty well worn but still in one peace. Man i wish i could obtain that relic!

If i ever get a pic ill have to forward it to the registry.
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That planes is in the latest warbird international. Mckissick viceroy conversion. It also says that it was a six place conversion and no increase in power. It says it was thought to be a prototype. hope this helps and thank you warbird international.
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Warbird Kid wrote:
Ah! Very cool. Theres a beat up BT-13/15 at Stratford here. (Whats teh differense between the 13 and 15?)

Its in all bare metal and looks pretty well worn but still in one peace. Man i wish i could obtain that relic!

If i ever get a pic ill have to forward it to the registry.



The BT-15 had a different engine, that is it. Same Same
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