1937 BOEING PT-13A STEARMAN

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Vintage Aeroplane Europe, ApS
1945 BOEING A75N1 STEARMAN
N813LG, sn 75-8698 - 300hp Jacobs Fuel Injected Engine
The highest standard, lowest hour Stearman we have ever offered!
This is certainly the finest and best equipped Stearman that we have ever
offered. Only 75 hours since complete airframe and engine overhaul by Vintage
Aeroplane Europe. 300hp Jacobs fuel injected engine provides both power and
fuel economy. Hand-rubbed gloss dope finish with everything polished. We
wish we could bring it to OSHKOSH!
This aircraft was restored by our
company last year and only has 75
hours since the work was done.
Unfortunately, the owner has lost
his hangar space and must sell this
stunning aircraft at considerably
less than his purchase price.
AIRFRAME:
Ground-up Restoration in
September 2011 at 3000 hours total
time. This is a stunning aircraft with
very low time since a complete
restoration and overhaul.
Vintage Aeroplane Europe ApS,SE +46 733522638,
Email: [email protected] Web www.vintageaeroplane.com
Airframe Features:
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New production D&S Fuel tank
Robust 27” Wheels and Brakes
Cleveland Master Cylinders
New fuel gauge
All AN hardware replaced with fresh
cad-1 plated hardware
New control and airframe bearings
Overhauled throttle quadrants
Overhauled instruments
New instrument shock mounts
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New lines and wiring
All new electrical panel
Dual military stick grips
New Hooker Harness 7
point ratchet seat belts
New windshield glass
Retractable landing light
Original Boeing control lock
assembly
Map/Storage case
“Monster Tread” tires
Navigation lights
Synchronised Whelen three point strobe
lights
External Power Socket
Haliburton landing gear
Extra Large custom baggage
compartment
Original airframe stencils and markings
made with a war-era stencil machine
Original leather patches and viewing
ports
New Concorde RG-35 battery approved
for inverted flight
Aft-view mirror
Always Hangared
Airframe Overhaul Details:
Fuselage stripped down, blasted and linseed oiled, painted in green epoxy primer.
Complete aircraft overhauled per Air Corps Technical Order 01-70AB3. This is a very
detailed overhaul of all airframe components, including the fuselage frame, cockpit
and furnishings, instruments, electrical wiring and avionics, empennage, wings,
centre section, landing gear and tailwheel.
100% replacement items in
overhaul: surface control bearings,
engine control bearings, rod ends,
stainless steel cables, pulleys, tail
wheel assembly bushings, landing
gear bushings & seals, assembly
AN hardware, electrical components and wiring,
battery, filters, tires, tubes, lighting, window
glass, instrument panel shock mounts, hoses,
seat belts.
Complete aircraft newly recovered
in Ceconite fabric and finished with
genuine Randolph dope, handrubbed to a deep gloss and
matching polyurethane for all sheet
metal parts. Finish painted in an
early way Navy scheme. Authentic
airframe part number and dope
code stencils, viewing windows,
leather patches and wing access
doors highlight the care and
attention to detail given.
POWERPLANT:
STC Installed 300hp Jacobs R785-A2
engine (polished) with Bendix Fuel
Injection. Includes Hamilton Standard
2B-20 Propeller (polished) with chrome
plated spinner. Only 75 hours since
overhaul by Radial Engines Ltd, with all
the latest service bulletins included
(Spring 2011).
This is the perfect engine for the
Stearman that offers air-show level
performance on an economical fuel burn.
Approximately 55 liters per hour vs. 70
for a carburettor equipped A2 engine.
Inverted fuel and a new JPI EDM 730
with fuel flow totalised round out this
exceptional powerplant installation.
Firewall Forward Features:
 High standard, new-limit overhaul
by Radial Engines Ltd.
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Fuel injection with inverted
fuel system
JPI EDM graphic engine
analyser and fuel flow
computer
Direct entry UC78 Induction
(polished)
Polished intake tubes and
rocker box covers
Polished front case
Chrome plated pushrod
tubes
Polished exhaust system
Polished heat shrouds
Polished Hamilton Standard
Propeller
Polished Spinner
New engine shock mounts
and AN mounting hardware
Overhauled magneto,
distributer, starter, fuel
pump, Jasco alternator,
prop governor
All new hoses and ignition
wires
Airwolf Oil Filter
Rear Cockpit
Front Cockpit
ELECTRIC AND AVIONICS:
 Custom built avionics and electrical panels.
 Aircraft completely re-wired with all new switches and breakers.
 New Garmin SL40 Com
 New Solid State Narco AT165 Transponder
 New Mode C Encoder
 JPI EDM graphic engine analyser and fuel flow computer
 PS Engineering High Noise Intercom
 Pointer 3000 Series ELT
Rear Cockpit Port Side
Rear Cockpit Electrical Panel
FINISH:
Finished in 1942 US Navy colors with all original stencils and markings using genuine
Randolph Dope, hand rubbed to a high gloss finish. It is in excellent, crack-free condition.
Looks as nice as it flies!
HISTORY: This is one of the last
aircraft delivered to the US Navy
as an N2S-5 in 1945. It was
released from the US Navy and
sold for $500 in April, 1948, and
by June of 1948, it was already
modified for agricultural spray
use. Total time by 1956 was
recorded at 2849 hours. In 1982
the aircraft was converted back to
a two place aircraft and restored
to standard category. Dr. L.
Glorioso of New Orleans bought
the aircraft in 1987 and based it
together with the Stearmans of six
other Quiet Birdmen (QB) members at Lakefront Airport in New
Orleans. The Lakefront QB’ers were famous for their crawfish
parties and other events at Galesburg, Jennings, Sun’n Fun and
Oshkosh each year, where they travelled in Stearman formation
from Lakefront.
In typical New Orleans sarcastic spirit,
Dr. Glorioso painted his Stearman in
the authentic Yellow Peril colours of
“Cadet MacDribble” and his infamously unlucky
squadron number 13, which featured so prominently in
the “What NOT to do” sections of the WWII Navy training films by
Robert Taylor.
(http://www.historicaviation.com/product_info.po?ID=15461)
“KATRINA”:
In August 2005, Hurricane Katrina
completely destroyed Lakefront
Airport and all the aircraft remaining
there – including all of the Stearmans
owned by the QB Gang – save one:
N813LG. At 8 feet above sea level,
the airport extends into Lake
Ponchartrain and is outside of the
New Orleans Levee system. As such,
it was spared the prolonged flooding
that devastated the city, but still, it
endured several hours of pounding
wind, waves and storm surge. While
all hangars were affected, Dr.
Glorioso’s remained physically intact
and was briefly flooded. The aircraft
seems to have floated around and incurred a severe case of
“hangar rash” but little else by way of structural damage.
AFTERMATH:
After a careful inspection, we purchased the aircraft with a view to restoring this sole
survivor to airworthy condition. Even though water had not entered the engine or oil
system, the owner protected the engine by filled the case and cylinders to the top
with water-displacing
oil. When we obtained
the plane, we
performed a top-end
tear-down to confirm
that the engine had
not suffered any
damage.
Even though the
aircraft seemed in
very good condition,
the correct way
forward (and only way
for our company) was
to undertake a
complete “penalty
overhaul” of the
airframe and engine
per original military
specifications. This involves a structural tear down to the bare steel tubular frame,
followed by a sandblast, pressure-fill linseed oil treatment and a full airframe overhaul
of all components and fixtures.
As shown above, the original Continental engine was replaced with a 0 since overhaul
300 hp Jacobs engine together with all accessories from Radial Engines Limited.
The final result is one of the most stunning and best performing of any
Stearman aircraft that we have ever operated.
LOCATION:
The aircraft is currently located in Israel with its present owner. It has already been
legally imported into the EU with all VAT paid. There is no additional VAT payable in
this sale for use within the EU.
The current owner will undertake the dismantling and packaging of the aircraft for
shipment from Israel at his cost.
PRICE:
€175,000 as a private sale with EU VAT paid. Disassembled and
packaged for shipping FOB Israel.
SPECIFICATIONS AND/OR DESCRIPTIONS ARE PROVIDED AS INTRODUCTORY INFORMATION AND DO NOT CONSTITUTE
REPRESENTATIONS OR WARRANTIES OF SELLER OR ITS AGENTS. ACCORDINGLY INSPECTION AND VERIFICATION OF AIRCRAFT AND
EQUIPMENT IS THE SOLE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE PURCHASER AND/OR PURCHASERS AGENT. ANY PROPOSED TRANSACTION IS
SUBJECT TO FINAL EXECUTION OF A SALES AGREEMENT ACCEPTABLE TO SELLER AND THEIR COUNSEL. AIRCRAFT SUBJECT TO
PRIOR SALE OR REMOVAL FROM THE MARKET OR PRICE ADJUSTMENT UP OR DOWN DUE TO SIGNIFICANT €/$ EXCHANGE RATE
FLUCTUATION.

1937 BOEING PT-13A STEARMAN

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