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Anyone know who owns this aircraft and where it is based?

TIA
Dave

I saw it for the first time at Geneseo. Here is what I have on this one...

Model: Stearman N2S-5 Kaydet
S/N: 61105 USN
C/N: 75-5227
C/R: C-GSDK
Owner: 1251474 Ontario Inc. / D. W. Holdings
History: N2S-5 [E75] (1941) 61105 USN, to Maureen Mcgraw / C-GSDK (by 1982/11/25), to 683517 Alberta Ltd. (1997/2/14), to 1251474 Ontario Inc. (2000/10/26), to Fighter Combat International (2002/8/30), to 1251474 Ontario Inc. (2006/6/5)

The Transport Canada Website...
http://www.tc.gc.ca/aviation/activepage ... k?x_lang=e
...can be used to find the mailing address. You can then use that and www.canada411.ca to come up with a phone number if you wish.

Mike

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She is based at the StCatherines Ont airport
You probably can see her again at thier show on the 27th

Hello:
I happened to find this group talking about my Stearman, GSDK.
I keep it in St. Catharines, and fly it regularly, although soon I will put it away for the winter.
Thanks for showing an interest in my old airplane.

Dave

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Isn't that airplane a D75N1? (an ex-Canadian PT-27)

Dan

Yes, it is a D75N1, but I've never checked to see if this meant that it was a PT-27. I understand that it started its life as a trainer in Corpus Christi Texas.

I'll have a look at my files in a few days when I get home but I think that all the D75N1's were Canadian PT-27's. I have an E75 that was a Army PT-13D and a B75N1 that was in the Navy as an N2S-3. All the Canadian PT-27's were based in Alberta and one of the old fields (it's a prison now) is about half an hour south of me via Stearman.

Dan