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TEMCO
Greenville, TX, USA
- Used as a demonstrator and as the manufacturer's general transport.
Photo courtesy of unknown
- 1957 - N28N was sent on a sales demonstration in Mexico City.
N28N is seen during its Mexico sales demonstration in 1957.
Photo courtesy of Cotton Conder
owner unknown
USA
Darrold Stutz and Lesley Stutz
Creswell, OR, USA
University of Arizona
North Mesa, AZ, USA
- September 2016 - Sold at auction. Final bid was $5,000.
owner unknown
USA
- September 2016 - Noted as being disassembled for shipping on a flat bed trailer.
- June 2017 - Advertised for sale, asking $12,000.
Seller's comments: "It is in very good condition and has ZERO corrosion. Serial Number NAV-4-1420. It includes maintenance log book started in 1956-1981. Last inspection was in 1981. Item is not in working condition, but could potentially be made airworthy again. My son and I picked it up in Portland, disassembled and transported back to Tucson with the intention of making it airworthy again. However, changes in our priorities has caused us to put this amazing bird on the market. It is fitted with two Lycoming O-320s (150HP each). It comes complete with everything and 95% of it has been professionally repainted. It is currently loaded on a trailer with a custom rack to support it. The trailer has new tires and is ready for the open road so you can easily get it to your hangar!"
Several photos apparently taken during disassembly at the University of Arizona.
Photos courtesy of unknown via Craigslist
Disassembled and on the road in Tuscon, AZ.
Photo courtesy of unknown via Claud Pipkin
Still disassembled and on a trailer, but at least under cover in 2018. What does fate have in store for this Twin Navion?
Photo courtesy of G.R. Dennis Price via Facebook