North American Aviation - North American P-51D Mustang

About North American Aviation - North American P-51D Mustang

The North American P-51D Mustang is an iconic single-seat, single-engine fighter aircraft from World War II, celebrated for its long-range capabilities, speed, and maneuverability. This particular aircraft, registered as N151BW and famously known as "Cripes A' Mighty," is a meticulously restored example of the P-51D, featuring an authentic 1944 WWII scheme. It is powered by a Packard V-1650-7 Merlin engine, which was overhauled by Vintage V-12s, ensuring peak performance and historical accuracy. The aircraft boasts a Hamilton Standard 24D50-87 cuffed propeller. Restored by Midwest Aero Restorations, this P-51D Mustang was awarded the 2002 EAA Airventure Grand Champion, underscoring the exceptional quality of its restoration. With 1453.8 hours total time since new (TTSN) and 466.8 hours since its comprehensive restoration in 2002, it represents a flying piece of history. The aircraft is equipped with modern avionics, including Garmin GNC 355, Garmin GTX 345R, dual Garmin 275, and a PMA 4000 Intercom, enhancing its operational safety and capabilities while preserving its classic cockpit layout. Additional features like dual controls (Tri-State Aviation system), a high-pressure oxygen system, and a Shadin Miniflow further contribute to its operational readiness and historical integrity. EAA Airventure – 2002 Grand Champion Warbird EAA Airventure – 2002 Golden Wrench

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