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A unique opportunity to own a Hawker Hurricane Two-Seater

As opportunities go, the chance to fly as a passenger in a Hurricane has never before been possible, all this is about to change though, as Hawker Restorations is offering the unique opportunity to build the only Two-Seater Hurricane in the world!

Hawker Restorations are selling a BE505 ‘Hurribomber’ as a converted Two-Seater Hurricane that could be ready for service in as little as 12 – 15 months.

The stable construction of the Hurricane meant that it had multiple roles during the war, from the MK I fighter responsible for the Lion’s share of the kills during the Battle of Britain leading to Hitler’s first defeat, to the MKII being equipped with Cannons and Bombs enabling its use as a ground attack plane, referred to by many as the ‘Hurribomber’! This feat of British engineering makes the Hurricane an exceptional candidate for conversion into the only Two-Seater Hurricane on the market today.

The Hawker Hurricane’s impact on the outcome of the war is undeniable and Hawker Restorations believe that restoring a Two-Seater to flying condition will be a worthy tribute to the contribution that the Aircraft made in the war effort.

As well as being a unique aircraft the Two-Seater will offer a significant commercial opportunity. The Two-Seater Spitfires that are currently offering passenger rides are fully booked for months in advance bringing in significant income and we believe the Hurricane will also generate significant interest capable of offsetting costs and providing an enviable return on Investment.

A cool £2.5 million is the bottom line price of this unique opportunity which of course could be co-owned or syndicate owned. If you are interested in receiving more information please contact Andrew Wenman at Hawker Restorations at Andrew@hawkerrestorations.co.uk or 01473 828707. 

For more information visit: hawkerrestorations.co.uk

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