Tag: Stearman

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This 1941 Stearman A75N1 is currently for sale with a reduced price. The listing states (in part):

Own a Piece of History- Beautiful Red Stearman Seeks Adventure. Fully restored vintage 1941 Boeing Stearman A75N1. This California based Stearman is a reliable, fun, and a fully aerobatic classic aircraft. The aircraft was meticulously rebuilt and offers increased performance with custom built enhancements to the R-985 Wasp engine . The detail of the rebuild is easily visible and the aircraft is mechanically sound and professionally maintained. Aircraft will be delivered with a fresh annual.

According to the listing, the machine boasts a navcom radio and intercom system, 12 volt Jasco alternator and new sealed battery, red line disk brakes / 24ct gold graphics, polished N struts, cabane struts and flying wires, chromed dzus fasteners, PolyFiber covering, and new pistons, rings, valves and guides. Additional features reportedly include a totally stripped, cleaned and rebuilt fulsleage with all new AN hardware, new wood in wings and center section, engine rebuilt holding all tolerances to blue print minimums and an overhauled prop.

The airframe and engine reportedly have about 500 hrs. It is located in Auburn, California and is currently being offered for US $135,000, although offers are also being accepted. Click here to check out the complete listing on eBay.

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A 1940 Boeing Stearman A75 N2S1 (N50142 S/N 75-962) with complete logs has hit the market. The listing states (in part):

2 Owners. Regularly Flown-Always hangered. Never Sprayer. New Tires and Redlines. Dec. 2019 – No Ground Loops. Many Original Features. Storage Available!

The 220 Continental W670-powered machine reportedly has 4,275 TT and 821 SMOH. It is located in Evansville, Indiana and is currently available for bidding. Click here to check out the complete listing on eBay.

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1941 Stearman A75N1 N-56416 has been relisted for sale and now carries a price of US $160,000 (offers are also being accepted). The listing states (in part):

Own a Piece of History- Beautiful Red Stearman Seeks Adventure. Fully restored vintage 1941 Boeing Stearman A75N1. This California based Stearman is a reliable, fun, and a fully aerobatic classic aircraft. The aircraft was meticulously rebuilt and offers increased performance with custom built enhancements to the R-985 Wasp engine . The detail of the rebuild is easily visible and the aircraft is mechanically sound and professionally maintained. Aircraft will be delivered with a fresh annual… Aircraft and Engine have about 500 hours. Aircraft is registered in Standard and Aerobatic Category. The Aircraft was featured on the cover of Trade-A-Plane and World War II Hero Bud Anderson flew this Stearman in 2013.

The aircraft is located in Auburn, California. Click here to check out the complete listing on eBay.

Please Note: This is an archived post. The information presented here may not be current and the associated listing may no longer be active.

A 1941 Stearman A75N1 has hit the market. The listing states (in part):

Own a Piece of History- Beautiful Red Stearman Seeks Adventure. Fully restored vintage 1941 Boeing Stearman A75N1. This California based Stearman is a reliable, fun, and a fully aerobatic classic aircraft. The aircraft was meticulously rebuilt and offers increased performance with custom built enhancements to the R-985 Wasp engine. The detail of the rebuild is easily visible and the aircraft is mechanically sound and professionally maintained. Aircraft will be delivered with a fresh annual.

The airframe and engine each reportedly have about “500 hrs.” The list of enhancements include:

Navcom Radio and Intercom system, 12 volt Jasco Alternator and new sealed battery, Fuselage totally stripped and cleaned then rebuilt with all new AN hardware, New wood in wings and center section, Red line disk brakes, and 24ct gold graphics, N struts and Cabane struts are polished as are all the flying wires, All Dzus fastener were chromed, Covered with poly fiber (stitch) and painted, Engine rebuilt holding all tolerances to blue print minimums, Cylinders were low time standard steel bored .010 over, Fitted with new pistons, rings, valves and guides, Prop overhauled

The machine, which was reportedly flown by WW2 hero Bud Anderson in 2013, is located in Auburn, California and is currently available for bidding. Click here to check out the complete listing on eBay.