The Hangar

• Lockheed Lodestar
• Raffle Plane
• St. Louis Helicopter
• DC-6 Nose
• Hawker Jet

2011-2012 Win-a-Plane fundraiser

The winner of our 2012 Win-a-plane raffle is Michael R. Little of Omaha, Nebraska!

The winning ticket number was 2415. Congratulations to Michael, and thank you to all who participated, your contributions help to keep the museum open and ensure we can share Houston's aviation history!

The museum raised over $98,000 in this year's raffle!

 

Technical Information:			Featured Equipment:
Engine:	Continental O-300		Flightcom 403MC (2 Place)	Trans-Cal Encoder SSD120-30A
Horsepower:	145		KX125	Comant CI-105 TX
Total airframe time:	1548		KI201C	Aluminum is seal coated
Total engine time:	289		KT76A	Body color matched wheel pants
Last annual:	July 2011		Interior is original green tweed on vinyl

N4285F Brochure

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The 1940 Air Terminal Museum will give away a vintage 1958 Cessna 172. Raffle tickets for this fundraising contest are available for $50 each, and no more than 2,500 tickets will be sold. The winner will be announced at the Museum's July 2012 Wings & Wheels open-house, or a sooner Wings & Wheels if all tickets have been sold. The Houston Aeronautical Heritage Society, Inc. ("HAHS"), a 501(c)(3) Texas non-profit corporation, begins the fifth annual 1940 Air Terminal Museum Win-A-Plane Fundraising Raffle on Saturday, July 16th, 2011. HAHS will give away one 1958 Cessna 172 airplane, bearing FAA registration number N4285F ("the airplane"), or a reasonably equivalent aircraft, should the airplane be damaged, destroyed or develop mechanical problems which in HAHS' sole discretion, are not feasible to repair prior to the drawing. HAHS will give the airplane to the holder of a raffle ticket selected randomly by an independent accounting firm. No more than 2,500 tickets will be sold. Tickets will each be sold for $50 each. Tickets may be purchased at the 1940 Air Terminal Museum at William P. Hobby Airport in Houston, Texas during museum operating hours throughout the contest period, at select locations and events, and by telephone or mail within the United States, and elsewhere as determined by HAHS. Ticket buyer represents to HAHS that it is legal to accept the ticket via mail in his or her location. Ticket sales will cease when 2,500 tickets have been sold, or at noon on July 20th, 2012, whichever occurs first. The award of the airplane is expressly conditioned upon the holder of the winning ticket executing an acceptance agreement with HAHS and this contest is subject to the terms of such agreement. A copy of the acceptance agreement is available from HAHS for review throughout the contest period, but is subject to revision until the drawing. The award of the airplane is expressly conditioned on compliance with all applicable laws, including the collection of federal income tax withholding based upon the value of the Aircraft at delivery for remittance to the IRS. Should the winner decline to accept the airplane, or if the winner cannot be located through the contact information provided on the winning raffle ticket, another ticket will be selected randomly by an independent accounting firm until a winning ticket holder accepts and takes possession of the aircraft. The winning ticket holder does not need to be present to win. The value of the aircraft is $27,000.00. All tax consequences of accepting the airplane are the sole responsibility of the winner. The airplane will be delivered to the winner at the next Wings & Wheels open house following the winner's acceptance of the airplane, at Hobby Airport in Houston, Texas. HAHS reserves the right to use the winner's name and likeness in publicity and marketing materials, including but not limited to, media releases, HAHS' website, brochures and newsletters. All proceeds from the contest go to HAHS and will be used for the expenses of the contest (including purchase and ownership expenses for the airplane) and operating expenses of the 1940 Air Terminal Museum.