Propellor blade Identification- Help needed!

[dorkpunch]

Tell you what. You find someone to buy it from me for $100,000, and I'll give you a $10,000 commission!

 

[airboiy]

Seiriously?!? I'll see what I dredge up!

 

[davparlr]

There's probably a P-51 with a lopsided propeller assembly at the local airport!

 

[Trebor]

Tell you what. You find someone to buy it from me for $100,000, and I'll give you a $10,000 commission!

I wanna get in on that!!! I know of 2 air museums that I've been to in the US.

 

[A4K]

Where did you get that mate? It looks in remarkably good condition!

 

[dorkpunch]

Okay okay... I give up! I found it in a thrift store. Trebor- same for you or anyone- I'll give you 10% if you can find someone to buy it for 100k. Heck, I'd do it if you found someone to buy it for 50k!

 

[Trebor]

thrift store? you mean like Goodwill or value Village?

 

[fly boy]

ha that would be interesting but one day at the dollar store i thought i saw a b-17 prop

 

[Matt308]

ha that would be interesting but one day at the dollar store i thought i saw a b-17 prop

.

 

[A4K]

1:144 scale, Flyboy?

 

[dorkpunch]

So I take it it turned out that its not worth anywhere near $100K?

 

[dwhitney]

Hi,
These blades were used on the Bell P-63A-10 aircraft, 11'-0" diameter, in the A642S-D3 hub.
They may also have been used in earlier blocks of the P-63A.
Dan

 

[A4K]

Great stuff Dan!

 

[FLYBOYJ]

As stated earlier it also shows up on type certificated P-51s with hub P/N A542A

http://rgl.faa.gov/Regulatory_and_Guidance_library/rgMakeModel.nsf/0/c845f0dce861e3e486257376006a86ca/$FILE/LTC-11.pdf