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1992 Vans RV-4

Used
$62,000
05/29/2025
Est: $460/mo
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Registration no. N296TWSerial no. 2441
3,097 VIEWS
20 DAYS ON FLYING
5 SAVES

Aircraft Listing Type

For Sale

Special use

  • Aerobatic
  • Experimental
  • Homebuilt

Highlights

N296TW is a blend of performance and passion. It's a sleek, responsive performer built for pilots who crave adventure. With its tandem seating, classic lines, and proven Van’s engineering, it’s your ticket to spirited aerobatics and smooth weekend getaways. This airplane has been thoroughly enjoyed by its Navy Test Pilot owner who is moving on to a family aircraft. It is currently located at the iconic Inyokern Airport in California's Mojave Desert. Logbooks and photos here. 

Seller location

Inyokern, California, United States

Aircraft location

Airport Rd, Inyokern, California 93527, United States

Airframe Total time

1,048 hours

Airframe Description

May 1992 Van's RV-4, SN 2441. No known damage history. Painted classic white with blue stripes and accents. Aircraft includes brand new wheel pants and canopy cover. 959 Empty weight with 1500 Gross. Lightweight Lithium EarthX Battery. HID Landing lights, LED position lights, and wingtip stobes. Complete maintenance logs and records.

Total hours flown in the past 6 months

22 hours

Engine 1 hours

1,048 hours SMOH

Propulsion

Lycoming 0-320-D2J 160HP with 1048 since major overhaul (1991.) It is running strong with Jan '25 compressions 1-76 2-75 3-75 4-75. Engine has an oil filter adapter, Vetterman upgraded exhaust, 35amp alternator, and the crankshaft permanently complies with AD 98-02-08. New ignition harness in 2017 (220hrs ago.)
MT 170 R-180-3E composite prop, overhauled in 2016. TTSN: 559, TSMOH: 234
New prop extension kit in 2021. 

Flight rules

Visual Flight Rules

Navigation equipment

Nice VFR panel featuring integrated red night post lighting.
-RCA26003 Digital Attitude Indicator
-Electric Turn and Bank
-Airspeed / Altimeter / VSI
-Panel Mounted Garmin 396 GPS
-Compass
-G Meter

Comms equipment

Micro Air 760 Comm Radio
Dual place Intercom
Garmin GTX-327 Transponder
Uavionix Echo UAT ADSB 

Engine management

EI R1 Digital Tachometer
Fuel Pressure
Ammeter
Oil Pressure / Oil Temperature

Number of seats

2

Additional equipment

Dual-controls

Interior Condition

Nice Black with Gray leather seats, gray carpeting inside.

Rear cockpit- stick, rudder pedals, throttle

Interior Year

2005

Interior Score

7

Exterior Condition

Paint is in good shape. Cowling and landing gear fairings have some fiberglass wear. New Van's Low Drag Two Piece Wheel Pant Kit and Landing Gear Fairing Kit are included with aircraft.

Paint Year

1992

Paint Score

6

Inspection Status

Conditional inspection completed January 2025.

Inspection Expiry

Sat, Jan 31, 2026

Damage history

No known damage history.

Date
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Price
05/29/2025
Listed for Sale
$62,000
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