1943 Boeing Stearman E75

N4721V was manufactured by the Stearman division of Boeing aircraft in Witchita Kansas under & Army Air Force contract in September 1943. Serial Number 42-16931 was designated a PT-13D & fitted with a Lycoming R-680-17, 9 cylinder radial engine of 220 BHP. The aircraft was delivered to Blythe Army Air Base in California & assigned to the 10th Training Detachment where it was used to train pilots until 1949. The aircraft is now fitted with a Pratt & Whitney R-985-AN1 producing 450BHP & has 32 hours since zero time overhaul with Eye Tech Engineering. The engine, propeller, governor & magnetos are all effectively zero time meaning a worry free & cost effective ownership proposition for the new owner. AIRFRAME TOTAL TIME: 2617 HRS AIRFRAME & POWERPLANT Pratt & Whitney R985-AN1 SN:4252 9 Cylinder Radial with 32 Hours since zero time overhaul Hamilton Standard 2D30 SN:MFG19846 two blade metal variable pitch propeller with 9 hours since zero time overhaul NAR913-188F Carburettor Bosch SB9RV-/C3 AN-9511 Magnetos AVIONICS Original specification gauges Original switches and placarding Becker 8.33MHZ radio Garmin GNC 256XL ADDITIONAL EQUIPMENT Redline brake calipers & discs Air Conditioning Canopy Cover Pitot Cover INTERIOR Black Vinyl seats Military green harnesses EXTERIOR Ceconite fabric Randolph paint ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Annual Inspection valid until 31/07/2024 Engine zero time overhaul in October 2018 with 9 new Convington Cylinders NOTE: SPECIFICATION IS CORRECT TO THE BEST OF OUR KNOWLEDGE. IT IS THE BUYER’S RESPONSIBILITY TO CHECK THE ACTUAL SPECIFICATION PRIOR TO PURCHASE. NO WARRANTIES ARE SOLD OR IMPLIED.