A total of over 1400 Tempests were built, but today there are only 12 left. The majority of those are ex-Indian (the HA serials). Although no Tempests are airworthy there are a number of restoration projects underway.

 

Aircraft:

Mark	Serial no.	Civilian (Indian)	Owner	Status
II	LA607	N607LA	Kermit Weeks, Tamiami, Florida USA	In storage at Fantasy of Flight HQ, Polk City
II	MW376	G-BSHW (HA564)	KF Aerospace, Canada	Restoration to fly
II	MW401	G-PEST (HA604)	Anglia Aircraft Restorations	Stored?
II	MW404	(HA557)	Chris Miller, Texas USA	Restoration to fly
II	MW758	(HA580)	Tempest Two Ltd	Stored
II	MW763	G-TEMT (HA586)	Anglia Aircraft Restorations	Restoration to fly
II	MW810	(HA591)	Nelson Ezell, Texas USA	Restoration to fly
II	MW848	(HA623)	IAF Museum, Pallan AB, New Dehli	On display
II	PR536	(HA457)	RAF Museum, Cosford	On display
V	EJ693	N7027E	Kermit Weeks, Tamiami, Florida USA	In storage at Fantasy of Flight HQ, Polk City
V	JN768	G-TMPV	The Hawker Typhoon Preservation Group
TT.5	NV778		RAF Museum, Hendon	On display

 

Cockpits:

Mark	Serial no.	Owner/Status
V	SN260	Naylan Moore, South Yorkshire Aircraft Museum

 

Parts:

Mark	Serial no.	History/Owner/Status
V	EJ530	Shot down on 18 July 1944, Wing Commander Hartley bailed out.
V	EJ600	Shot down on 2 October 44, S/L Joe Berry KIA. Parts on display at the International Museum 1939-1945, Netherlands.
V	EJ603	Shot down on 23 Sept 1944, Flt Lt Gilbert Wild bailed out.
V	EJ715	Shot down on 22 December 1944, pilot Bill Williams KIA. Only fuselage parts recovered.
V	EJ803	Shot down on 29 December 1944, Flt Lt Malcolm F Edwards KIA.
V	JN752	Shot down on 3 July 1944, Fl/Sgt Stanislaw Domanski KIA. Parts on display at The Romney Marsh Wartime Collection.
V	NV981	Shot down on 25 March 45, Flying Officer William Kalka KIA.

 

Text sources:
Piet Wintjens
FlyPast August 1998
Aeroplane November 2001
FlyPast January 2002
FlyPast May 2002
FlyPast Jan 2010