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    Airframe Family: Stearman Kaydet / Boeing 75/76/90/91 / X-90 / X-91 / XBT-17
    Latest Model:PT-17 Kaydet
    Last Military Serial:42-16537 USAAF
    Construction Number:75-4700
    Last Civil Registration:N62733
    Compressed ID:Boeing PT-17 sn 42-16537 USAAF cn 7...
    Latest Owner or Location:Donald E. Wyatt, Cave Creek, AZ

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    Dates

    Event

    Constructed as a PT-17 by Boeing.

    Circa 1943

    Taken on Strength/Charge with the United States Army Air Force with s/n 42-16537.

    22 October 1958

    Certificate of airworthiness for NR62733 (A75N1(PT17), 75-4700) issued.

    From Circa 1963 to After 1978

    To Philip L. Grauf, Modesto, CA with new c/r N62733.

    19 September 1981

    To Grauf Flying Services, Hughson, CA keeping c/r N62733.

    12 February 1993

    Crashed.
    The accident occurred at Hughson, CA, United States while cruising. The damage was substantial. Shortly after departing a privately owned airstrip the airplane experienced a rough running engine followed by a loss of power. The pilot executed a landing in a cultivated open field. The airplane nosed over when the main wheels dug into the soft terrain. Examination of the engine disclosed that an intake valve fractured.
    For a complete description of the event read the NTSB Report.

    5 July 1999


    Photographer: Walter Wesch
    Notes: In Hughson, CA.

    2 September 1999

    To Grauf Flying Service Inc, Hughson, CA keeping c/r N62733.

    7 April 2000

    To Donald E. Wyatt, Bartlesville, OK keeping c/r N62733.

    19 September 2007

    To Donald E. Wyatt, Bartlesville, OK keeping c/r N62733.

    26 October 2011

    To Donald E. Wyatt, Cave Creek, AZ keeping c/r N62733.

    16 December 2023

    To unknown owner with c/r N62733.
    Sale reported to a new owner in Morganton, NC.
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    unreviewed imported data.
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