Brother, can you spare some change for a retired Navy Seabee who would LOVE to make this his new ride?? I could see her all painted up in Navy colors, looking mighty fine.....not that she doesn't look sweet already.....
Listed on EBAY for the mere sum of US $105,900.00 - a steal......Free rides for corporate sponsors.....Think of how cool it would be for your company to sponsor this fine plane at Air Shows...I'd be more than happy to represent the US Navy and supporters with this fine piece of aviation history.....
Listed on EBAY for the mere sum of US $105,900.00 - a steal......Free rides for corporate sponsors.....Think of how cool it would be for your company to sponsor this fine plane at Air Shows...I'd be more than happy to represent the US Navy and supporters with this fine piece of aviation history.....
1943 Boeing Stearman N2S-3 Kaydet For Sale -
The Stearman Model 75’s were built in the United States during the 1930s and 1940s as a military trainer aircraft. Stearman became a subsidiary of Boeing in 1934. Widely known as the Boeing Stearman and serving as the primary trainer for the United States Army Air Forces, and as a basic trainer for the United States Navy during WWII. After the war was over, surplus aircraft were sold on the civil market, many being used as crop dusters and sport planes.
This beautifully restored Stearman was treated to a professional complete rebuild only 240 hours ago. Most recently the plane was freshened with new brakes, new prop and hub, and only 15 hours on the engine restored by Mike Connor Aircraft. Correct Butyrate Doped wings and body, No Enamel used. Fresh Annual completed and ready to enjoy. An excellent investment piece at a fraction of its true value, NOW is the time to buy!
Finished to the highest caliber in a magnificent paint scheme and cared for by professional pilots and maintenance crew. Please feel free to speak directly with Joe anytime at 314 378 3783
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