Delivered to the US Navy as 37419 in 1945. Stored at Litchfield Park, AZ from 1953. To Tallmantz Aviation as N7486C in 1957. To Aircraft Specialties at Mesa-Falcon Field in 1968 and converted to a sprayer then to Globe Air in 1981. Sold in 1987 and flown to Sonoma-Schellville, CA for storage. To the Italian Air Force Museum, Vigna di Valle AB, Italy in 1993. Moved to Piana delle Orme, Borgo Faiti, Latina in 2016 and painted in Italian Air Force markings as MM80074.

This aircraft went to Italy around 2006. Originally taken on strength by the USN as 37419 in 1945 and wfu in 1953, it was restored by 2017 to represent MM80074 during its service with 87° Gruppo at Catania-Fontanarossa.

One of the well-known sprayer Harpoons from Mesa Falcon Field, AZ, which was moved into storage in Italy around 2006. Originally taken on strength by the USN as 37419 in 1945 and wfu in 1953, it was restored by 2017 to represent MM80074 during its service with 87° Gruppo at Catania-Fontanarossa airport, featuring a turret from a Martin Baltimore and a fabricated nose gun pack. Note correct US registration is also carried. The Italian AF operated 22 ASW Harpoons between 1953 and 1959, although they wanted P-2 Neptunes. All were scrapped following their replacement with Grumman Trackers.

Built in 03.45 for US Navy as PV-2 Harpoon 37419. Served with several units until retired in 10.53. Sold as N7486C in 1957. Converted for agricultural use in 1970 by Aircraft Specialities. Sold to Carson Air Photo in 04.86.

Delivered to US Navy as PV-2 37419 in April 1945. Retired in October 1953. Became N7486C in 1957 and converted in 1970 for agricultural use. Preserved in Italy by 1995.