Aircraft Sales
The following aircraft are available
through the Marketing Desk of the Company. The list is constantly changing
and it is not always possible to include information or photographs of all
the aircraft available.
The Company has a reputation for
buying and selling aircraft at realistic prices and with good engineering
surveys. If you have a particular requirement, please
contact us direct. ME108
- Restoration project with spares.
SPITFIRE MK XVIII
SM845
SM845 is an early production Mk
XVIII Spitfire built at Chattis Hill in the spring of 1945 and delivered to
39MU on 30 May 1945. In December of 1945 the aircraft went to 46MU before
being shipped to Karachi, arriving 11 February 1946 and being received into
South East Asia Air Command on 28 February 1946.
The aircraft was transferred to
the Indian Air Force on 31 December 1947 and issued with Serial No. HS687.
It served in the Indian Air Force until the late 1950’s before being used as
a decoy at Kalaikunda air base near Calcutta in the 1970’s.

One of eight Spitfires recovered
by Duxford based Ormonde and Wensley Haydon-Baillie in 1977 it was shipped
unrestored to California in 1978. It passed through two further owners and
was imported to the UK partially restored by Adrian Reynard in 1988, moving
to Historic Flying Limited at Audley End in 1992 for completion.
Subsequently acquired by Historic
Flying Limited and the restoration completed, SM845 registered as G-BUOS
made its first flight from Audley End on 7 July 2000. It currently wears the
colours of 32 Squadron RAF who operated Spitfire XVIII’s in the Far East
after the Second World War.
The aircraft is based at Duxford
Airfield where it is operated and maintained by the Aircraft Restoration
Company.
Further details and price on
application
Chipmunk Trainer
The Company always has
access to these much sought after aircraft
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