This Hurricane spent about thirty years on outdoor display at Biggin Hill before being removed for a comprehensive restoration. It was placed on display at the RAF Museum, Cosford in 1995.

Maintenance serial 5405M. Gate Guardian at St. George's Chapel (RAF Chapel of Remembrance), RAF Biggin Hill. Replaced by a FSM and displayed at RAF Museum Cosford. Current in 2022.

Standing guard outside the RAF Memorial Chapel as 5405M, with Spitfire LFXVIe SL674. Replaced by a FSM and now displayed at RAF Museum Cosford.

Maintenance serial 5405M. Gate Guardian at St.George's Chapel (RAF Chapel of Remembrance), RAF Biggin Hill, along with Spitfire LF.XVIe SL674 (8392M).

On display at RAF Museum Cosford. This Hurricane was initially stored with No. 22 MU at RAF Silloth, later assigned to No. 1682 BDTF (Bomber Defence Training Flight). After the unit was disbanded, it went to No. 22 OTU in Aug 1944, which was a night bomber training unit. After No. 22 OTU was disbanded in Jul 1945, the Hurricane was used as an instructional airframe. It went on display outside St. George's Chapel at Biggin Hill in 1954. The faired over ports next to the landing light would have carried 20mm Hispano-Suiza cannon. The Mk.IIC became the highest produced Hurricane variant.