Gosshawk Unlimited

An industry leader in the restoration and maintenance of vintage and warbird aircraft.

Our team at GossHawk Unlimited has been involved in all aspects concerning the restoration and maintenance of aircraft. From original World War I airplanes and replicas, through the gamut of World War II warbirds and Vietnam era aircraft, we do it all. Our extensive experience includes both American and foreign aircraft designs, and ranges from older wood and cloth constructed airframes to more modern jet based aircraft.

Aircraft Restoration

With over 41 years of experience, our team is experienced in restoring aircraft of varying type and class, including biplanes, prop planes and jets.

Aircraft Maintenance

We offer full service aircraft maintenance with FAA certified mechanics with both A&P and IA licenses, allowing us to perform a wide array of inspections and repairs.

Projects

GossHawk Unlimited has multiple projects under its roof, this includes projects we are currently working on or projects for sale that we would like to restore.

Recent Posts

GossHawk in Attendance at the 2013 Copperstate Fly-In

GossHawk was a participant in this year’s Copperstate Fly-In! With the fly-in being right in our “backyard”, Lindsey Goss attended all three days of the Copperstate fun! Dave was able to join the party on Saturday due to GossHawk being closed on weekends. This was not only a great marketing opportunity for Lindsey, but it gave Dave and Lindsey a chance to meet up with old friends whom they had not seen in years!

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The Privateer Takes Off for Thunder Over the Coconino 2013

On August 23, 2014, the Consolidated PB4Y-2 Privateer left Casa Grande, headed for the Valle Airport in Williams, AZ. Every year the Valle Airport hosts “Thunder Over the Coconino”, this fly-in is a favorite of the owner’s.

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An Afternoon at GossHawk Unlimited

An exciting afternoon at GossHawk Unlimited with customers coming and going. The first plane we see is a North American T-28A/D Trojan. This T-28 is arriving from Carson City, NV, piloted by owner Dan Kirkland with Dave Goss of GossHawk Unlimited, Inc in the rear cockpit. This T-28 is currently for sale by the owner.

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"Classic Wings" Vol. 20/No. 1 2013, Issue 89

“Classic Wings” Vol. 20/No. 1 2013, Issue 89 Check out the article on GossHawk Unlimited, Inc. in the new “Classic Wings”! The article, The GossHawk- A Rare Bird, written by Dave McDonald gives a sneak peek into the life of Dave Goss and how he created GossHawk Unlimited. This is a well-rounded article that takes…

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The Goss Family Travels to Gillespie Field

On Friday May 31st, 2013, Dave, Connie, and Lindsey Goss took off with the Privateer headed for the Gillespie Airshow in El Cajon, CA. Lindsey enjoyed her first flight in the PB4Y-2, she even got to co-pilot for a while!

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In Memory of Doug Champlin

Doug Champlin was a very complex man. The contribution this one man made to the aviation world is invaluable! With his love of history, old airplanes, and old cars Mr. Champlin created the Champlin Fighter Museum.

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