1947 Aeronca 11BC Chief
Description
The Aeronca 11BC Chief is a small, two-seat, high-wing light aircraft that was manufactured in the United States in the 1940s. It was used primarily for personal and recreational flying. The Chief was powered by a Continental A-65-8 engine and had a cruising speed of around 80 mph. It was known for its ease of handling and good visibility from the cockpit. The Chief was a popular choice for flight training and was used by many private pilots to earn their wings.
Features
- Total Time: 2375
- Battery Electric System
- Electric Starter
- 2-13 gal wing tanks
- 14 gal main tank Brackets for floats
- Concord RG-25 Battery
- Seat Belts with Shoulder Harness
- Full restoration 11/2014
- Handheld radio included
- Battery Charger included
- New Control Cables