North American Aviation - North American AT-6D Texan

About North American Aviation - North American AT-6D Texan

The North American AT-6D Texan, registration N10602, is a vintage single-engine, fixed-wing aircraft built in 1944. Known for its role as a primary trainer for Allied pilots during World War II, the Texan is a robust and iconic aircraft. This specific example features general aviation upgrades while retaining its classic charm, boasting a polished exterior with red trim. This AT-6D, with a total time of 7084.5 hours, has undergone a restoration in 1982 and benefits from recent avionics upgrades, including a Garmin GPS400W WAAS/GPS and an Appaero Systems Stratus ESG ADS-B Out. Powered by a Pratt & Whitney R-1340-AN-1 reciprocating engine, it offers excellent performance characteristic of its type. Well-maintained with a fresh annual inspection completed in September 2025, N10602 is an ideal aircraft for warbird enthusiasts and pilots seeking a historical and engaging flying experience. 7084.5 Hrs. TTSN 1008.8 Hrs. Since Restoration (1982) NOS – T-6G steerable tailwheel (not installed)

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