Next up on the auction block is this 1974 Cessna 310Q Aircraft, Tail# N69HB. With its white and dark blue striped exterior, this plane is ready to take to the skies (with a little bit of handiwork). This aircraft has Twin-McCauley propellers, and Twin Continental 470 series engines, Arnay R-50 GPS, Garmin GNS430 navigation, a Bendiz/King transponder, and much much more! The itnerior is in fair condition but needs a bit of work. The fabric seats are cracked, there is some molding cracking inside the cockpit, and the carpet and headliner is in fair condition. The exterior is in average condition with some chipping around the nose as well as some cracking on the cowls around the props. A thorough inspection of this plane is strongly recommended and flight logs will be available upon request. The current asking price for this aircraft is just $30,1000 with 8 online bids already made. This auction will be ending in just 4 days, 1 hour, and 36 minutes so if you’d like to learn more about it, then all you have to do is click here right now to activate your 3 day free trial.
Got a million dollars but you don’t know how to spend it? Well how about using that money to buy this Boeing CH-47D Chinook Helicopter! This heavy lift tandem rotor cargo aircraft is currently available for online bid via a popular government surplus website. It was previously used by a government agency (we’re not sure which), but has since been declared as surplus and is now available for live bid to the general public. The winning bidder of this auction must fill out a DLA form and submit it for approval to the Department of Defense before getting the aircraft. Like we stated earlier, the current price for this helicopter is 1 million dollars, with no bids as of yet, and the online auction for the item will be ending in exactly 1 day, 21 hours, and 6 minutes. 
Next up is an auction you don’t see everyday. It’s for a 2002 McDonnell Douglas MD-902 Twin Engine Helicopter, S/N: 900-00103. This chopper was previously used by a government agency (we’re thinking the U.S. Coast Guard but could be wrong) but has now been declared as surplus and is being sold to the general public. The helicopter is powered by two Pratt & Whitney Canada PW206 engines and is stated to be in working condition. It has a total airframe time of just under 1900 hours. The current asking price for this item is just $1,000 (the reserve price has not been met) with no bids placed. The winning bidder of this auction will be solely responsible for the helicopter’s removal. We don’t have any info as to when this auction will be ending, but if you 
Going up for live auction in just 1 day is this 1972 Piper Single Engine Aircraft, Model PA28-180 (Serial Number: 28-7205315). This fixed wing aircraft will be sold in Fort Wayne, Indiana to the highest bidder. If you’re looking for an amazing deal on aircraft without having to fork over your lifesavings, then this is definitely a deal you should consider. This aircraft has approximately 3,148 hours of engine and airframe hours under its belt. Log books are available for the plan. Unfortunately the plane itself is not currently airworthy due to a cracked block on the engine as well as a bad propeller, but with a little work and some know-how it can be fixed up and good as new in no time. The minimum starting bid for this Piper is just $3,000. If you’d like to learn more about this live auction so that you may attend it, then simply
Ever wanted to own your own helicopter, but the insanely high cost of owning an aircraft is what dissuaded you? Well, thanks to this next auction, that dream can finally become a reality! Currently up for auction is this 1996 McDonnel Douglas MD-500E Helicopter that will be available for online bid through one of the government’s many surplus auction websites on August 1st. It is stated that some repairs may be required, but all in all this chopper appears to be in pretty decent condition both inside and out. That being said though, it is still highly recommended that you thoroughly inspect this aircraft prior to deciding to bid on it. As of right now, the current price for this sweet ride is just $10,000, but the reserve price as not yet been met. A deposit of 10% will have to be made by the winning bidder, so please be aware of that. To find out more about this upcoming online auction deal, simply 