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Single-Engine Piston

1951 DEHAVILLAND DHC-1 CHIPMUNK

$114,414 fyiEstimate $107,000–$110,000 How this estimate is built

Starts from the median asking price of 12 comparable DEHAVILLAND Single-Engine Piston listings ($116,707), then adjusts for:

  • Airframe time +2,916 hr vs comps -5.8%
  • Engine time +450 hr vs comps -1.4%

Shown as a range. An estimate from asking-price comparables and FAA supply data — not an appraisal.

1951
9,020 hrs
D.EFOM
0248
FRANKLIN
1
HARTZELL HC-C2YF-1BF
Augsburg

Overview

Make / ModelDEHAVILLAND DHC-1 CHIPMUNK
TypeSingle-Engine Piston
Airframe time9,020 hrs
Engine time784 SMOH
Prop blades2
AnnualFebruary 2025
InspectionAnnual
AirworthyYes

Description

History: This De Havilland DHC-1 MK-22 Chipmunk was built in January 1951 and operated by the Royal Air Force under the registration WD306. In April 1956, it was registered as G-AOJN, and in October 1956, it received its German registration as D-EFOM. Aircraft Subject to Prior Sale or Removal from Market without Notice. Specification Subject to Verification by Purchaser.

Modifications

Horizon (fwd and aft cockpit) Pitot heat G-meter

Avionics

COM: Becker AR6201 COM remote control (aft cockpit): Becker RCU6201

General

Year1951
ManufacturerDEHAVILLAND
ModelDHC-1 CHIPMUNK
Serial Number0248
Registration #D.EFOM
ConditionUsed
FlightRulesVFR
Based atAugsburg

Airframe

Total Time9,020
Max Takeoff Weight2,098.8 lb
Basic Empty Weight1,576.31 lb

Engine

Engine 1 Make/ModelFRANKLIN
Engine Horsepower220 HP
Engine 1 Time784 SMOH
Engine TBO1500
Year Engine Overhauled or Installed as New1990

Props

Prop ManufacturerHARTZELL
Prop ModelHC-C2YF-1BF
Prop Time349 SMOH
Number of Blades2
Blade CompositionComposite

Avionics

Avionics/RadiosCOM: Becker AR6201 COM remote control (aft cockpit): Becker RCU6201

Additional Equipment

Additional EquipmentHorizon (fwd and aft cockpit) Pitot heat G-meter

Inspection Status

Inspection StatusAnnual: February Maintenance: Current ARC is valid until Feb. 2026. Last 100-hr inspection completed in February 2025.
AirworthyYes