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Rare WWII Plane Ends Up at Pawn Shop
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Rare WWII Plane Ends Up at Pawn Shop
A Vintage Trainer on the Market When a pawn shop team heard about a World War II aircraft for sale, curiosity led them to check it out. The plane was a 1942 North American AT-6 Texan, once used as a gunnery trainer and later in the Korean War. The owner explained he wanted to sell it to help build a house, asking $185,000. He proudly pointed out that the Texan had a newly overhauled engine, producing 650 horsepower, and could cruise at 200 miles…
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