T3J (T-39) Sabreliner
CT-39A
T-39A modified as a cargo and personnel transport, powered by Pratt & Whitney J60-P3/-3A engines.
T3J (T-39) Sabreliner In July 1961, the Navy ordered ten of North
American’s Model NA-277 to train radar operators. In that order the aircraft was designated T3J-1, but by the time the first one was delivered in 1962, the designation
had been changed to T-39D. A total of 52 aircraft were accepted. Characteristics of the T-39 are as follows: Crew Pilot and a copilot as the main student. Provision in aft cabin for an instructor. Two standby students and a navigator’s station.
18 inches / Made from Mahogany
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