After 17 years of restoration, our Helldiver takes flight. As of today, this thoughtfully restored aircraft stands as the second flying Helldiver in the world, serving as a remarkable testament to its enduring historical significance.

Are you an aviation enthusiast who not only appreciates the historical significance of World War II but also admires the iconic aircraft that took to the skies during this era? If so, Fagen Fighters Restoration is proud to offer you a unique opportunity to own a piece of history with our collection of authentic vintage WWII aircraft parts.

Christmas gift ideas for WWII history buffs and WWII aviation enthusiasts! We have thousands historic parts to gift this year!

The SB2C Helldiver continues to see progress. Bomb bay doors fully installed, and firewall forward keeps getting better.

Fagen Fighters Restoration’s P-51D Mustang restoration project for sale. Jane VI is a North American Aviation P-51D Mustang with WWII comabt history. Read more about it!

On March 28, 2021 WWII Navy Ace Fighter Pilot, Don McPherson rejoins with the Grumman F6F-5 Hellcat for the first time since WWII, and reunion was nothing less than remarkable.

All WWII Aircraft hold significance, but there is something special about a P-51 Mustang. So special that even the all the parts used to assembly this aircraft are considered treasure. This past spring, we were fortunate enough to acquire some of those rare P-51 parts. Check it out!

WWII aircraft and the meaning they hold is significant alone, but it becomes even more important when you have personal ties to it. Although he didn’t know it at the time, Ray Fagen started something wonderfully contagious when it came to flying and warbirds, which led to Fagen Fighters Restoration.

Bendix-Stromberg carburetors were the most commonly found on aircraft during WWII. They advanced the combat in the air by enabling pilots to fly inverted and pull negative g-force. We have quite the collection of them in our inventory, so it only made sense to research them. What do you know about carburetors?