G-AKVR

Aircraft:
Chrislea CH-3 Super Ace Skyjeep Series 4
Reg: G-AKVR photos
Serial #:
125
Airline: Private
Photo Date: May 19, 2007
Uploaded: May 26, 2007
Hullavington - EGDV, United Kingdom

Notes:

A participant at the 11th Great Vintage Flying Weekend and probably the rarest beast there. The Skyjeep Series 4 was first flown in 1949 . Two further Skyjeeps were built and sold in Argentina and Australia (this example, which was previously registered VH-OLD), with two uncompleted aircraft scrapped in 1952. Interestingly, it has removable top decking on the rear fuselage.

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Notes

A participant at the 11th Great Vintage Flying Weekend and probably the rarest beast there. The Skyjeep Series 4 was first flown in 1949 . Two further Skyjeeps were built and sold in Argentina and Australia (this example, which was previously registered VH-OLD), with two uncompleted aircraft scrapped in 1952. Interestingly, it has removable top decking on the rear fuselage.