De Havilland Canada - De Havilland Canada DHC-1 Chipmunk

About De Havilland Canada - De Havilland Canada DHC-1 Chipmunk

The De Havilland Canada DHC-1 Chipmunk is a classic, single-engine, two-seat primary trainer aircraft renowned for its robust construction, excellent handling characteristics, and historical significance. Originally designed for the Royal Air Force, it has served as a fundamental training aircraft for numerous militaries and civilian flight schools worldwide. Its conventional tailwheel landing gear, tandem seating, and crisp controls make it an ideal platform for aerobatic training and skill development. This specific 1951 De Havilland DHC-1 Chipmunk, registration N6004A, is a Series 22 model with a rich history, having initially served as Royal Air Force serial number WG-459. Powered by a Bristol Siddley Engines Gipsy Major Series 8 engine producing 130 HP, it offers reliable performance. The aircraft has undergone significant refurbishment, including a comprehensive Stits Poly-Fiber exterior system and an interior refresh, both in 2001. Equipped with essential analog instrumentation, it maintains its vintage cockpit feel while being capable of recreational and training flights. Its experimental classification allows for operation on condition, making it a unique and cherished piece of aviation history. Last Annual August 2005 All new Stits Polyfiber All wing attach bolts and links NDT by Columbia Helicopters Engine mount to firewall attach bolts magnafluxed New fuel cells,aircraft stripped and painted Jan 20 2002 Complied with British Aerospace wing attach fittings (C1) no.183 may 2nd 1990

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