1942 Piper L4J-65 Cub
This beautiful, historic Cub is believed to have served at the Battle of the Bulge in December 1944 as an artillery spotter and is presented in a specification as close to its war time livery as possible, correct to the smallest detail. It has recently completed an extensive nut and bolt rebuild and has flown approximately 50 hours since on engine and airframe. It has just had a service with Aircraft Restoration Company at Duxford to ensure she is in perfect working order for the new owner. She is an absolute delight and will fly hands and feet off in the cruise.
The Aircraft In Detail
Black Vinyl Seat Cushions. Map Pockets. Olive Drab and Forest Green Camouflage Exterior.
Features Trig Radio – Battery Powered. Drum Brakes, Recently Serviced. Permit valid until 01/03/2022.
Key Details
| YEAR OF MANUFACTURE | 1942 | FEATURES | Black Vinyl Seat Cushions |
| SERIAL NUMBER | 12890 | Map Pockets | |
| TOTAL TIME ON AIRFRAME | 8196 HRS | Trim Handle | |
| REGISTRATION | G-BEDJ | Olive Drab And Forest Green Camouflage | |
| LOCATION | UNITED KINGDOM | Drum Brakes |
Avionics
Original Specification Gauges
Original Switches and Placarding In The Correct Locations
Trig Radio – Battery Powered
Engine & Propeller
Continental Motors CORP A65-8f—50 Hours Since Major Overhaul
Sensenitch Two Blade Wooden Propeller With Brass Leading Edges
Interior
Black Vinyl Seat Cushions
Map Pockets
Trim Handle
Exterior
Olive Drab and Forest Green Camouflage
Additional Equipment
Drum Brakes, Recently Serviced
Air Conditioning – By Flying With The Doors Open
Other Information
Permit Valid Until 01/03/2022
Single Fuselage Mounted 42 Litre Fuel Tank — 2 Hours Endurance
Tail Wheel Transition Course Included If Required
Note: Specification correct to best of our knowledge. It remains the buyers responsibility to check the actual specification before purchase. No warranty is offered or implied.