Boeing - Boeing Stearman A75N1

About Boeing - Boeing Stearman A75N1

Here we have this beautifully presented Boeing Stearman with a fascinating history and genuine film star status. G-AROY was built in 1942 as a PT17 by Boeing for the United States Army Air Force. In 1959, it was transferred to the civilian Register as N56418 in Buena WA and converted to a crop sprayer. During this process, it was upgraded with the iconic PW R985 engine giving it a much needed boost in performance. In June 1961 John Jordan (Jordans Mill), a keen aviator and motor racer, imported the aircraft to the UK where it was used as a crop sprayer for several years with Aerial Farm Services Ltd. Several years later in 1965, it became John’s personal aircraft until he died in 2004. The aircraft has 3394 hours, with a very low time engine and propellor having only 129 hours total time. The engine, sourced from Covington (the gold standard engine shop), was fitted in 2011 after the aircraft suffered an engine failure in 2008. The opportunity was taken during this time to strip and inspect the aircraft for a full recover, install new Redline brakes and a newly overhauled engine and propellor. UK tax paid. For more information, logbooks and a walk around video, visit: https://www.ckaviation.co.uk/aircraft-for-sale/1942-boeing-stearman-a75-n1/?portfolioCats=24

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