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(Unregistered) Bede BD-5 (c/n ?)

RAAF Association of WA Aviation Heritage Museum, Bull Creek

AIRCRAFT HISTORY & PHOTOS

BELOW: Bede BD-5 at the RAAFA Aviation Heritage Museum in 2007 and 2008 (Photos © David Eyre)

LEFT: Bede BD-5 under construction at the RAAFA Aviation Heritage Museum on 5 August 2007. (Photo: © David Eyre)

Bede BD-5

This BD-5 has completed a very slow rebuild and restoration since 2004. It is dedicated to Daniel Florusse, a member of the Museum's Youth Club - his name is painted on the side. The rebuild was paid for by a $7,000 donation in Daniel's memory by his parents. Some parts (including the nosewheel) are non-original.