Unsung hero of Britain's darkest hour, determined tankbuster in North Africa, lonely guardian catapulted into the North Atlantic night, rugged fighter bomber right up until the end of the war, Hawker Hurricanes did it all and got little of the glory. I always liked them, but Paul Gallico's The Hurricane Story sealed the deal. That would be my choice without hesitation.
You are in luck. A British Group recently converted a Hurricane by adding a second seat behind the pilot. Since it has dark Pleixglass and the same silhouette as a stock Hurricane, it looks the same from a distance. That group also offers rides in two-seater Spitfires (2 Malcolm hoods) and 2-seater Me-109 Buchons.
In the USA, dozens of P-51Ds have been converted to TF-51 configuration. Some of these conversions even have full controls for the back seat.
I have packed pilot emergency parachutes for all of the airplanes mentioned above plus AD-1 Skyraider, AT-6, BT-13, Bucher Jungmann, DH-1 Chipmunk, DH Tiger Moth, F-86 Sabre, F4U Corsair, F6 Hellcat, F8F Bearcat, F-104 Starfighter, Folland Gnat, L-29 Delphin, L-39 Albatross, PT-17 Kaydet, SAAB Draken, Sokol Galeb, T-28, T-33, T-38, TBM Avenger, etc.