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NX14377: Waco UMF-5
Last Updated
Dec. 2, 2023
Details
Registration #
NX14377
Status
Off Market
Year
2004
Make
Waco
Model
UMF-5
Serial Number
001
TTAF
393
Engine 1 Time
393
Flight Rules
VFR
Location
Manila, AR USA
Price History
Oct. 24, 2022
150,000
Sept. 7, 2023
139,000
Listings
Site
Price
Status
Updated
Description
1935 Waco UMF-5 built from original Waco blueprints obtained from the Smithsonian Institute. Constructed by John Hudec. Construction began in 1991 and was completed in March of 2004 with 9400 hours of work. Between 2004 and 2009 the airplane received 25 awards including, but not limited to, National Biplane Expo Aircraftmanship Award , Blakesburg Grand Champion Homebuilt, Tulsa Grand Champion Experimental, EAA Mid America Best of Show and Oshkosh Replica Champion. The airplane looks as good today as it did at its last showing. It is stunning.
Avionics
King KY 97A Comm Kink KT 76A Transponder AK 350 Encoder AK 450 ELT Sigtronics SPA 400 Intercom Altimeters front and rear cockpits Vertical speed Airspeed Indicator Kollsman tachometers
Airframe
Basic construction materials; 4130 chromepoly steel tubing for the fuselage, Sitka spruce and Baltic birch plywood for the wings, Aircraft is finished with poly fiber process and painted with aerothane Madrid Red and Sun Valley Ivory.
Engines / Mods
The engine was a new Continental W-670-9A (220 HP) built in 1943 and pickled by the military. It was disassembled, cleaned, inspected, painted and plated before installation. The propeller was custom built for this airplane by Sensenich.
Remarks
Gross weight 2840 lbs Empty weight 1839 lbs Useful load 1001 lbs Take off roll 500 ft Landing ground roll 500 ft Fuel Capacity 40 gallons Fuel burn 11-13 gal/hr Cruise 115 mph at 1850 RPM Range 350 mi. Stall 60 mph Rate of climb 1000 fpm