1941 Waco UPF-7 Biplane 2,500 Hours Total Time Highlights: 30 Hours Since Restoration 96-Inch Curtiss-Reed Propeller Trig Radio ADS-B Out This 1941 Waco UPF-7 brings together the character of an open-cockpit American biplane with restoration work and updated communications equipment. The aircraft has 2,500 hours total time and approximately 30 hours since restoration, making its restoration history a central part of its appeal. Identified by serial number 5708 and registration NC32076, it offers a distinctive opportunity for a buyer interested in classic aviation and the Waco name. The UPF-7 was developed during an important period in American pilot training, and its stacked wings, open cockpits, and conventional landing gear remain instantly recognizable. The design offers the visual presence and direct connection to flight that draw enthusiasts to vintage biplanes. Its historical significance complements its appeal as an aircraft to display, preserve, and enjoy. Pima Air & Space Equipment on this aircraft includes a 96-inch Curtiss-Reed propeller, a Trig radio, and a transponder with ADS-B Out. These additions combine vintage presentation with contemporary communications and surveillance capability. The avionics equipment is a useful complement to the aircrafts traditional cockpit experience and unmistakable biplane profile. For a buyer seeking an established vintage aircraft design with clearly identified airframe time, restoration time, and avionics highlights, this Waco offers a compelling opportunity to explore through a detailed inspection and logbook review. Located in Torrance, CA 90505. For more information, call 833-265-6113 and mention ID: 17334.
