DOUGLAS A-4C SKYHAWK

General
Year - 1960
Manufacturer - DOUGLAS
Model - A-4C SKYHAWK
Registration # - N2262Z
Serial Number - 60-12377
FlightRules - IFR
Condition - Used
Total Time - 1,738
Number of Seats - 1
Description
MOTIVATED SELLER - MAKE OFFER - 670 mph at Sea Level! - The A-4C is Initially dubbed 'Heinemann's Hot Rod' after chief design engineer Ed Heinemann, the A-4 Skyhawk is one of the best jet aircraft to have served withthe US Navy and Marine Corps. Chosen to replace the A-1 Skyraider, the A-4'ssmall design and light weight gave it the speed and power to exceed the Navy'sspecifications and fight on until today in air forces around the world. The delta wing aircraft houses its avionics in the nose, along with a pair of cannons for dealing with aerial adversaries. The wings hold the fuel tanks, and the Pratt & Whitney turbojet fits snugly in the fuselage. Ordered during the Korean War, the A-4 was delivered to the US Navy VA-72 attack squadron on October 26, 1956. Other squadrons were soon re-equipped as soon as aircraft became available. The Marines began receiving their A-4s in January 1957. By the time of the Vietnam War, all carrier wings had at least two Skyhawk squadrons. The A-4s were soon performing most of the Navy's and Marine Corps' light air attack missions over the jungles and mountains of Vietnam.
The A-4 has been sold to countries around the world and has seen combat with the air forces of Kuwait, Israel and Argentina. Production finally ceased in 1979.
Until recently, both the US Navy and Marine Corps used A-4s for training purposes. Skyhawks are still found serving as frontline units in several smaller countries.

Airframe Notes
Completely restored A-4C Skyhawk. Just underwent a major upgrade by Fighting Classics.

Engine 1 Time - 251 SMOH
Engine Notes - Wright J65-W-16A 251 hrs SMOH

Avionics/Radios
Collins Comm
Collins Nav
Garmin 200 MFD
Dynon Avionics EFIS-D10A

Additional Equipment
Centerline baggage tank and two (2) 150 gallon drop
tanks are included. Also included are an air start and starter probe.

Exterior Notes - Painted in Argentinian Navy markings
Year Painted - 2020

Inspection Status - Current Read more