2004 TITAN T51 MUSTANG

General Specs (cont.)

Total Time:665

Engine 1 Time:332 SNEW

Prop 1 Time:332 HOURS

Condition:Used

# of Seats:2

Additional Classifications

Aerobatic

Detailed Description

BUY IT NOW!  Experience the thrill of aviation history with this exceptional Titan T-51 Mustang replica. Built by John Williams in 2004 and impeccably maintained, it was originally the factory demo known as "Oh My" and now sports the iconic "Lou IV" paint scheme. Recently back on the market, this T-51 offers an affordable way to fly with classic style. Previously sold by us and enjoyed by its owner, it's now ready for a new home from his collection of warbirds and replicas. Don't miss this chance to own a piece of aviation innovation.

For logbooks, images, and additional information, visit:
https://bids.airspaceauctions.com/Listing/Details/665785/2004-T-51-Mustang-New-Glass-N151TA

Avionics / Equipment

Avionics:
GRT EFIS & GPS
Sigtronics SPA 400 Intercom
Bendix King KY 97A TSO Radio
Bendix King KT76A
ADSB
ELT
3- 12 volt plug ins
No autopilot
Airspeed Indicator
Altimeter
Vertical Speed Indicator
Turn Coordinator
Tachometer
Manifold Pressure Gauge
Water Temperature Gauge
Fuel Pressure Gauge

Additional Features:
Removable rear stick and rudder pedals
Strobe and landing lights
Dual controls
Tandem seating

Airframe

Airframe:
2004 Williams John T-51 Mustang
Registration Number: N151TA
Serial Number: M04SV6SOHK0027
Aircraft Total Time: 665
Date of Condition Inspection: Will be sold with fresh inspection
Fuel Capacity: 25 gallons
Stall Speed: 50 MPH
Range: 720 miles
Cruise: 180 MPH
VNE 215 MPH
2,500 feet per minute climb rate
18,000 foot ceiling
HP and Complex
Aerobatic

Engines / Mods / Prop

Engine:
Honda V6 J35-A6
245 hp
SNEW: 332

Prop:
Whirlwind 100-4-84 Standard 4 Prop
Prop Total Time: 332

Interior / Exterior

Interior:
The interior of the aircraft offers tandem seating and dual controls with the look of a real P51D. The inside is green with tan seats, and a black panel.

Exterior:
The exterior of this aircraft is painted as "Lou IV", the most photographed P51 of WWII flown by fighter ace Col. Thomas J.J. Christian of the 375th F.S.

Remarks

Bullet Points:
New Glass
New Braided Brake Lines
Fresh Annual
Open to Trades

Listing Data:
https://bids.airspaceauctions.com/Listing/Details/537019/2004-T-51-Mustang-New-Glass-N151TA