1952 North American Harvard MK IVSingle-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1952 North American Harvard Mk IV (registration LV-X642) presents as a well-maintained warbird with a documented restoration history. The aircraft first flew after a thorough 6.5-year restoration on July 22, 1994, and has been flown by the current owner for 22 years with no accident history. The airframe shows 2,528 total hours with 1,528 hours since restoration, while the engine and propeller each have 459 hours since major overhauls (SMOH/SPOH). The aircraft features dual King KX-155 nav/comms, KI-208/209 VOR/ILS indicators, KLN-90 GPS, and a full suite of King avionics including a KR-87 ADF and KMA-24 audio panel.

The Harvard wears an overall gray Imron paint scheme with U.S. Marines markings in very good condition, complemented by restored cockpits in light gray Imron with black sub-panels. Notable equipment includes a smoke system, P-51 tailwheel, 140-gallon fuel system, and comprehensive maintenance items like a recent November 2024 annual inspection, Stits fabric on controls, and all new firewall-forward hoses. The aircraft also features practical upgrades such as a Harvard heater, oil tank heating pad, and Sky Tractor large oil filter, making it a turnkey example for warbird enthusiasts.