#1 • Repaired Lycoming O-435-C Aircraft Engine

Part of Repaired Lycoming O-435-C Aircraft Engine Auction (timed auction by Alaska Premier Auctions & Appraisals)

High bid $5,400.00

Status: Sold

Just in time for planning winter season builds, we are pleased to offer this Lycoming O-435-C aircraft engine that has been fully repaired with overhauled magnetos and carburetor following a prop strike by the highly esteemed local builder, Alaska Aircraft Engines INC. The engine comes complete with a comprehensive list of replaced parts, an engine logbook, and numerous FAA 8130 certificates. Total hours 1514.6, TSO before repairs 914.6.  The auction is being conducted pursuant to Alaska Statutes 34.35.175 and is being held to recover monies owed to Alaska Aircraft Engines, INC. ("Seller"). Work was completed on or about January 30, 2023, totaling $22,436.16, plus continuing charges for storage and interest. Despite invoicing and demand for payment, the balance remains in default, leading to the sale via this public auction.  Developed in the late 1940s, the Lycoming O-435 series was designed as a six-cylinder, horizontally opposed, air-cooled engine that produced 190 horsepower at 2,300 rpm. The O-435-C variant proved to be a reliable powerplant for aircraft such as the Stinson L-5 Sentinel and the Cessna 195, as well as for various experimental and utility applications. Known for its robust construction and dependable output, this engine is part of a lineage that served both civil and military aircraft well into the 1960s. With lead times for overhaul work stretching long and freshly overhauled O-435 examples often listed for well over $40,000 + freight, this represents an exceptional buying opportunity. Bidding starts at $5, and with no reserve, it will sell to the highest bidder. The engine and accompanying documents are available for inspection via appointment during business hours from Tuesday, September 2nd to Friday, September 5th, and Monday, September 8th. Please get in touch with Mr. Tony Alsworth at 907-272-3581 for scheduling or general questions regarding the engine. The winning bidder must provide payment in full and remove the engine from the seller's premises within five business days of the auction's close.  While available records and documentation will be sold with the engine, the engine is sold "as-is" with no representation made by the seller except as contained in documents provided with the engine. Upon completion of the auction, a note of the auction will be entered into the logbook before being transferred to the new owner.