Coast to Coast Aircraft Recovery

Expanding our love and knowledge of aircraft to the next generations. Pictured

This PV-1 Ventura was installed onto its final display position in the New Sanford Airport air terminal building in Sanford, FL on September 11 2020. This completed a 17 year restoration effort by a long list of volunteers led by the All Coast Aircraft Recovery Team Leader, Sean Mahany CWO-4 USN ( Ret ).

The ACAR team traveled to Odessa, TX to move an aircraft to Pecos City, TX. The team provided technical assistance for the pedestal removal, disassembly, and load out of this aircraft. The dismount, disassembly, loading, surface transport, unloading, reassembly, and remount was performed by a team of volunteers from Pecos City, TX.

The ACAR team provided technical assistance for the relocation of this A-26 from the Museum of Aviation at the Warner-Robins AFB in GA to the Alabama Air National Guard Facility at Fort Sumpter Smith in Birmingham, AL. Disassembly, load, unload, and reassembly was performed by a team of maintenance professionals from the 117 Air Refueling Wing.

This P-40N Warhawk was recently relocated from Warbird Adventures in Kissimmee, FL to American Aero Services in New Smyrna Beach, FL. The aircraft was relocated for a private owner.

This aircraft was moved from Montgomery Regional Airport in Montgomery, AL to the Alabama Technical College in Ozark, AL.

Relocation of this aircraft was done for a private owner.

This 10 aircraft relocation project was in support of Trident Technical Collage requirement to relocate the aircraft from their Current location in Moncks Corner, SC to their newly constructed campus location in North Charleston, SC. This aircraft relocation project was accomplished by a combined team composed of members from All Coast Aircraft Recovery Inc. and Leslie Chapman Jr. Transport Inc.

This was a combined transportation job. Phase 3 of the F-14 move for Paramount Pictures ended in San Diego. From there 2 FA-18s were picked up and moved from the Naval Air Station North Island in San Diego to the National Naval Aviation Museum in Pensacola, FL. These 2 FA-18s were in the Gulf War.

This aircraft belongs to the National Naval Aviation Museum Pensacola, FL. It is on temporary loan to the U.S. Naval Air Station Wildwood Aviation Museum at Cape May, NJ. Chuck Mosely, the owner of All Coast Aircraft Recovery, was honored to relocate this aircraft as it is the same type aircraft his Father flew during World War II.