Registration cancelled December 1983 but returned to the UK Register in April 1987 as G-HUNN. Sold in the USA in October 1991, becoming N109GU with Cavanaugh Flight Museum.

This HA-1112-M1L "Buchon" is a licensed, Spanish (Hispano) built version of the Messerschmitt Bf-109G fighter of which 172 were produced from 1954 to 1958 and issued to Ejercito de Aire and operated until 1965. Originally had a four bladed propellor. In 1967 to Victory Air Museum, Mundelein, IL. To private UK owner on 30 March 1982 - reg G-BJZZ. Damaged in ground loop Biggin Hill in May 82. Restored and displayed at Whitehall, London. Re-registered G-HUNN from 29 April 1987 to 9 October 1991. To the US and registered NX109GU. To museum in December 1994 now registered as N109GU.

Ex G-BJZZ, Spanish AF C.4K-172. To USA in 1991 as N109GU with Cavanaugh Flight Museum.

This aircraft is painted in very nice Luftwaffe colurs, displaying the "S" of the Jagdgeschwader JG26 'Schlageter', black letter on white shield. Concerning the origin of this aircraft there is some mystery whether it is an original built ME109 or an Hispano built HA.1112M-1-L.The engine exhaust pipes suggest a Merlin engine then a probable spanish origin

Sold in the UK as G-BJZZ in 1982.

At Air Tattoo 1990, RAF Alconbury.