Description:
1942 Ryan PT-22 – $99,000 – Award-Winning Restoration with Spares Package
This Oshkosh award-winning 1942 Ryan PT-22 has just 1,132 hours since new and 246 SMOH on its Kinner R-56 radial engine. The aircraft underwent a ground-up restoration in 2000 and has been meticulously maintained since, with a fresh annual completed in May 2025. It features modern avionics, electric start, onboard battery, and is offered with an extensive package of rare spares, making it ideal for both collectors and vintage warbird enthusiasts. The aircraft is hangared at Poplar Grove Airport in Illinois and is in excellent flying condition.
• Total Time Since New: 1,132 hours
• Engine: Kinner R-56 (R-540-3), 246 SMOH by Antique Aero Engines (Al Ball)
• Propeller: Sensenich W90-LA-78 with integral spinner
• Restoration (2000):
◦ New wiring and control cables
◦ Fuselage stripped and primed internally
◦ All new hoses
◦ Wing internals disassembled, inspected
• Avionics:
◦ ICOM IC-A200 Digital Com Transceiver
◦ P.S. Engineering PM 1200 Intercom
◦ EBC-102 ELT
• Features:
◦ Electric starter
◦ Onboard battery
◦ Oil shutoff valve
◦ U.S. Army Air Corps markings
◦ Polished fuselage, yellow wings, olive drab accents
• Interior: Olive drab with black instrument panels, excellent condition
• Annual Inspection: Completed May 2025
• Spares Package Includes:
◦ Engine cores, crankshaft, cylinders, carburetor, magnetos
◦ Landing gear and tail cone parts
◦ Exhaust sections, cowl parts, fuel tank, windscreen frame
◦ Boxes of small parts, hardware, and gaskets
• Location: Poplar Grove Airport, Illinois
• Contact: Mark Clark – Courtesy Aircraft – see number below
