Highlights

This was the first production Polish PZL-Mielec or Lim-6Bis attack aircraft.  It was the final, improved variant of the Polish-built, license-produced MiG-17, featuring upgraded weapon pylons and a braking parachute, with 70 new-built units manufactured alongside conversions from older models. 

Airframe

1963 Mig 17 Lim-6 BIS
1688 Total Time Since New
N-registered

Engine(s) / Prop(s)

Lis-5 centrifugal-flow turbojet engine, 33.1 kN (7,400 lbf) thrust
1135 Total Time Since New
60 Hours Since Overhaul
Recent engine afterburner runs

Avionics

Exterior

Original---needs paint

Interior

Refurbished

Inspection status

U.S. logbooks
Good glass
Has flown
Needs FAA Certification in the Experimental Exhibition Category

Currently the wings are removed from the fuselage. Wings and fuselage are mounted on rolling cradles—ready to ship. 
Was run regularly until disassembly. 
Stored in climate-controlled facility.