If you have always dreamed of owning an unique airplane, one that nobody else in the world has, this is your chance to fulfill that quest. The Aerospace Museum of California is selling its 1932 Curtiss-Wright Travel Air B-14-B Speedwing, N12332, one of two biplanes of the kind produced by the early airplane manufacturer. The other airplane was destroyed in a crash in the mid-1930s.
N12332 was also damaged in a ground accident in the late 1990s, but it was completely restored to what the museum calls “factory new” condition. The restoration project took place between 2000 and 2007, and many components were replaced not only because of damage but also due to its age.
