Boeing 727 Forward Fuselage Available |
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The forward fuselage of a Boeing
727-100 is available to any interested party at nominal or little
cost.

The acquirer will be responsible for removing the aircraft section before October 1, 2018. The aircraft is currently located at the Future of Flight Museum at Paine Field in Everett, Washington.
This aircraft is a Model 727-25C and was delivered new to Eastern Air Lines as N8160G on 9 Mar 1967. It made its First Flight on 2 Feb 1967.

David Capodilupo
David Capodilupo
The airplane was sold to Federal Express on 5 Nov 1981, and re-registered as N124FE. It was placed in FedEx cargo service and named Marcella.

It was retired from FedEx service on 6 Mar 2004 and donated to the
Museum of Flight in Seattle. It was used as a parts source for
the restoration of the Boeing 727 Prototype airplane (see here.)

Retirement
Parts Removal
Following removal of usable parts, the airplane was dismantled in October 2005. The forward approximate 40 - 50 feet (the Boeing 41 and 43 sections) was removed and donated to the Future of Flight Museum at Paine Field.


It was repainted by Boeing in original Eastern colors and placed on display in the FOF Museum in December 2005


As a result of the reorganization of the Future of Flight Museum, this
aircraft artifact has become surplus to future needs. The
aircraft interior is in a "stripped" condition.
It's potential uses include display at an aviation themed institution,
where the interior space can be also used for displays, use by an
aviation fan to house a restored cockpit and other memorabilia, use as
a residence or restaurant. Interested parties should be aware
that the cost of moving and scrapping will likely exceed monies
derived from sale at the per pound price of scrap aluminum.
In other words, don't take this unit to make money by scrapping
it. Our intent is for it to be Preserved.
Specs: Height with Nose Gear retracted = 13' 2"
Width = 12' 4" Length = approx. 40'
Estimated Weight = 15,000 lbs
A Low-Boy trailer will be needed to haul to stay under the 14' 6" usual height restriction.

Bob Bogash
Email here: http://www.rbogash.com/contact.html
Peter Bro
Operations & Exhibits Director
Future of Flight Aviation Center & Boeing Tour
8415 Paine Field Boulevard
Mukilteo, WA 98275
425-438-8100 x234
425-265-9808 (f)
206-459-9311 (c)
Email here: peter@futureofflight.org
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