Boeing/Stearman - Boeing/Stearman E75

About Boeing/Stearman - Boeing/Stearman E75

The Boeing E-75 Stearman is a classic biplane renowned for its robust construction and excellent handling characteristics, originally serving as a primary trainer for the U.S. Army Air Forces and U.S. Navy during World War II. This particular aircraft, with its strong historical ties and careful restoration, represents a significant piece of aviation heritage. Its fixed-wing, single-engine design and biplane configuration make it instantly recognizable, offering a unique blend of vintage charm and reliable performance for aerobatic maneuvers and general aviation. N450UR is a custom-restored 4-aileron 450 hp Stearman, famously owned and flown by Apollo 8 Commander Frank Borman. Rebuilt in 1983, it features a Serv-Aero STC for the Pratt & Whitney R-985 engine conversion and a 4-aileron conversion, enhancing its aerobatic capabilities. With 632 hours total time since new on the airframe and 272 hours since restoration, it has been meticulously maintained. The aircraft is equipped with a Hamilton Standard 2D30-421 propeller, with 272 hours since overhaul. It is categorized as a Standard/Acrobatic aircraft, perfect for airshows, formation flying, and enthusiasts seeking an authentic vintage flying experience. Restored 1983 Serv-Aero STC for the R-985 engine conversion Serv-Aero STC for the 4 aileron conversion

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