Planes

This vintage 1943 Stinson V-77 with British markings is proudly presented. Originally designed for comfort and durability. This Stinson Reliant is distinctly original. The Stinson "Reliant" model V-77 as modified from a military-type AT-19 was a high-winged cabin monoplane with seating normally arranged for five. Powered with the 9 cyl. "Radial" Lycoming R-680-E engine of 300 h.p Room for 5 people. The baggage compartment behind the rear seat had 12 cu. ft. capacity for up to 105 lbs. Fuel capacity 76 gal. ORIGINALLY OWNED BY THE MILITARY AVIATION PRESERVATION SOCIETY CLEVELAND BRAKES AND NEW FUEL SELECTOR DONE BY RARE AIRCRAFT ALL ORIGINAL MANUALS DATED MAY 25, 1943 ARE INCLUDED WITH THE SALE OF THIS AIRCRAFT ERECTION AND MAINTANANCE INSTRUCTIONS ARMY MODEL AT-19 BRITISH MODEL RELIANT AT-19 PILOTS OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS AT-19 PILOTS FLIGHT INSTRUCTIONS LYCOMING OVERHAUL INSTRUCTIONS LYCOMING SERVICE INSTRUCTIONS LYCOMING PARTS MANUAL Aircraft is subject to verification of specifications, logs, times, damage and all equipment listed.

The Stinson V-77 is a light utility aircraft that saw extensive use during World War II, especially for training and utility roles. It was produced by the Stinson Aircraft Company, which was a division of Vultee Aircraft.